Alex Goude

Famous TV host, producer, writer, director and actor, Goude is France's version of America's Neil Patrick Harris; a renaissance man beloved by all who can tackle almost any job, which in Goude's case, includes hosting France's Got Talent, the French versions of popular American shows such as Wipe-Out, Total Blackout, America's Funniest Videos, and Minute 2 Win It. First supposed to become a professional soccer player before his knee broke tragically at 18, he became a professional auto driver and then a videogame developper and journalist. Because he wanted to help a very shy videogame colleague he brought him to the Cours Simon, one of the most famous acting school in France. The teacher here forced him to quit his job convinced he would become an actor. Alx listened and started his artistic career in France by producing, writing, directing and acting in Theatrouille Comedia Theater in Paris in 2003. Since then, Alex's career has skyrocketed and has included creating successful stage