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Huge in France - Season 1
French actor Jad presents a special comedy through his experience of reconnecting with his son. In order to reconnect with his son, French comedian Jad moves to Los Angeles. It seems that it will be different when Jad discovers that he left all his fame and privileges behind him unexpectedly. On the other hand, Gad is worried about losing his comedic touches during that period, especially since he is in contact with Luke and his friends on the different bowling trip.
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28 June 1995, Nice, Alpes-Maritimes, France
4 January 1969, Natick, Massachusetts, USA
19 December 1970, The Bronx, New York, USA
25 May 1976, San Francisco, California, USA
April 12, 2019
At first it might be easy to mistake Huge In France for a gallic exercise in melancholy, but the whimsical Mediterranean-folky score reminds us that this is, in fact a comedy, of the fish-out-of water variety.
April 12, 2019
Huge In France isn't a laugh riot, but it has an appealing mix of comedy and sincere emotion, and Gad Elmaleh is a compelling lead.
April 12, 2019
Huge in France still isn't quite good enough to justify further investment in what is yet another real-comic-as-semi-dramatic-version-of-themselves series that's less Curb Your Enthusiasm and more Dice meets Really Rob.
April 12, 2019
It's hard to square the chasm between the philosophical comedy the show begins as and the discomfiting farce it becomes.
