Vincent Rouïl

Vincent Rouil (born 30 October 1959), better known as Vincent Lagaf', is a French humorist, TV presenter, singer, and actor. In 1987, having just arrived in Paris, he came to national attention as a comedian when he appeared on the TV show La Classe, aimed at discovering young comedians. With his first one-man show, Lagaf' became popular thanks to the song "Bo le lavabo," which was a success in France in 1990.

A year later, he had a similar success with "La Zoubida," which was among the 100 best-selling singles in France during the 1990s; a side-scrolling platform game based on the song was also produced and later released as Titus the Fox in other markets. Working with producer Herve Hubert, he continued to act in sketches on stage and for television and to perform new songs like "Casse toi" and "Sweet Georgia Brown." In 1995, he played the part of Scipion in the play Le Surbook. In 1996, for French TV channel TF1, he began hosting game shows, and in 1998 he adapted Let's Make a Deal for the French audience, hosting Le Bigdil for six years and becoming one of the most popular TV presenters.

In 2006, Lagaf' took a sabbatical year, and in 2008 he played the first leading role in the movie Le Baltringue. In 2009, after a tour with the play Pourquoi Moi?!, he returned to TV with a new version of The Price Is Right (Le Juste Prix). In 2011, he hosted the French version of Ant & Dec's Push the Button, and in 2016 he quit TF1. He won the 7 d'or for "Personality of the year" in 1999 and the 7 d'or for "Best game show" for Le Bigdil in 2000.