Roger Joubert
Roger Joubert was a French-born actor, composer, and pianist who built his career in Quebec after arriving in Montréal in 1952.
Roger Joubert was a French-born actor, composer, and pianist who built his career in Quebec after moving to Montréal in 1952. He is best known for his role in the sitcom *Moi et l'autre* and for his work on CKAC's *Festival de l'humour*.
Early life and move to Quebec
Joubert was born in Avignon, France, on 29 January 1929. In 1952 he relocated to Montréal as a piano accompanist for singer Irène Hilda, which launched his career in Quebec's entertainment scene.
Career highlights
He worked as an actor, composer, and pianist. Joubert became widely known in Quebec for his role in the television comedy *Moi et l'autre* and for participating in the radio humour review *Festival de l'humour* on CKAC.
Death and legacy
Roger Joubert died on 2 October 2010 in Lorraine, Quebec, at age 81. According to IMDb, the cause was a heart attack. He is remembered as a performer who bridged French and Quebec cultural scenes.
In short
- French-born performer who moved to Quebec in 1952
- Known for the sitcom *Moi et l'autre* and radio show *Festival de l'humour*
- Worked as actor, composer, and pianist
- Died in 2010 in Lorraine, Quebec, at age 81
Roger Joubert is relevant to Canadian readers through his career in Quebec television and radio, including *Moi et l'autre* and CKAC's *Festival de l'humour*.
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Sources
- French Wikipedia — https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_JoubertSupports: Birth, Quebec career, arrival in Montreal in 1952, occupations, and notable works.
- IMDb — https://www.imdb.com/fr-ca/name/nm0431063/bio/Supports: Birth date, death date and place, occupations, and notable credits.
- IMDb — https://www.imdb.com/it/name/nm0431063/Supports: Birth date, death date, nationality context, and credits.