Cartman

Background

Nicolas Bonaventure Ciattoni was born in Corsica, France, on September 7, 1978. He spent part of his childhood in the Paris suburb of Sevran 1. He joined Europe 2 in 2002 as a director of the morning show with host Cauet after making his debut on local radio. After that, he worked at Fun Radio until June 2008, when he returned to Europe 2, which had been renamed Virgin Radio. He made a brief appearance in the 46th episode of “The Life Before Us,” titled ‘A Man of Heart.’

Ciattoni starred in the 2003 show “La Méthode Cauet,” portraying a variety of comedic characters. In “Muppets TV,” he played Scooter, and in “Arthur and the Invisibles,” he played Betameche. He played Mr. Schmidt, a dodgy insurer, in Stéphane Lionardo’s short film “Adam + Eve” in 2008. He has been the director of Smoker Productions since October 2008. Since March 13, 2009, he has been unattended on the Virgin 17 show “Miko and Cartman.” In 2012, he joined Virgin Radio’s morning show, “Hanouna in the Morning,” as a co-host. Aside from acting, he is noted for his work with satirical music, frequently parodying more well-known artists.

He published “La Cartouche,” a spoof of Robin Thicke’s “Blurred Lines,” under the pseudonym Sébastian Patoche. Under the same identity, he later recorded ‘Quand Il Pète Il Troue Son Slip,’ which has over 25,000,000 views on YouTube. In 2013 and 2014, Ciattoni released two albums, “J’emmerde Les Bobos!” and “Look d’Enfer.” Later that year, he released ‘Beau Black,’ which featured a character dubbed Jimmy Foxtrot. Ciattoni most recently competed in the French edition of Fort Boyard in 2015, 2017, and 2018. In 2018, he appeared on the TF1 network’s game program “Le Grand Concours.” He lent his voice to the 2020 film “Comment je suis devenu super-héros” (How I Became a SuperHero), in which he played Lorenzi. He has been married to Aurelia Crebessegues since 2015.