History Creator / MedHondo

He was also a very prolific and well known voice actor in France. Most notably, he dubbed a number of roles of African-American actors such as Creator/EddieMurphy (including Axel Foley in the ''Film/BeverlyHillsCop'' series), Creator/MorganFreeman (shared with Benoît Allemane), Creator/CarlWeathers (Apollo Creed in the ''Franchise/{{Rocky}}'' films), Creator/ErnieHudson (Winston Zeddemore in ''Film/{{Ghostbusters|1984}}'' and ''Film/GhostbustersII''), Creator/KeithDavid and Creator/PaulWinfield. Animated characters he dubbed included Rafiki in ''WesternAnimation/{{The Lion King|1994}}'' and Donkey in ''Franchise/{{Shrek}}''.

He emigrated to France in 1959 and began to work in film in the 1960s. His style is experimental, combining a variety of literary and documentary techniques to expose the racism, oppression and alienation faced by African and Arab immigrants in the post-colonial world. Not satisfied with Africa's seemingly underdeveloped cinematic catalogue, he wanted to demysitfy and challenge pre existing African and Hollywood traditions to raise consciousness on Third World cinema.

He was also a very prolific and well known voice actor in France. Most notably, he dubbed a number of roles of African-American actors such as Creator/EddieMurphy (including Axel Foley in the ''Film/BeverlyHillsCop'' series), Creator/MorganFreeman (shared with Benoît Allemane), Creator/CarlWeathers, Creator/ErnieHudson, Creator/KeithDavid and Creator/PaulWinfield. Animated characters he dubbed included Rafiki in ''WesternAnimation/{{The Lion King|1994}}'' and Donkey in ''Franchise/{{Shrek}}''.

He was also a very prolific and well known voice actor in France. Most notably, he dubbed a number of roles of African-American actors such as Creator/EddieMurphy, Creator/MorganFreeman (shared with Benoît Allemane), Creator/CarlWeathers, Creator/ErnieHudson, Creator/KeithDavid and Creator/PaulWinfield. Animated characters he dubbed included Rafiki in ''WesternAnimation/{{The Lion King|1994}}'' and Donkey in ''Franchise/{{Shrek}}''.

He emigrated to France in 1959 and began to work in film during the 1960s. His style is experimental, combining a variety of literary and documentary techniques to expose the racism, oppression and alienation faced by African and Arab immigrants in the post-colonial world. Not satisfied with Africa's seemingly underdeveloped cinematic catalogue, he wanted to demysitfy and challenge pre existing African and Hollywood traditions to raise consciousness on Third World cinema.

He was also a very prolific and well known voice actor in France. Most notably, he dubbed a number of roles of African-American actors such as Creator/EddieMurphy, Creator/MorganFreeman (shared with Benoît Allemane), Creator/CarlWeathers, Creator/ErnieHudson, Creator/KeithDavid and Creator/PaulWinfield.

->''"Movie-making is a means of development for us in a way it is not for Europeans. Our historical level of development means we can't make films like Europeans. We can't afford it nor does it correspond to our way of thinking, our culture, or our historical moment. I can't conceive of a Star Wars or Apocalypse Now, but only films which correspond to the social reality I live in. That reality is that the wealthy Western world is murdering Third World people. The rich want to become richer. No humanism, no agreement, no brotherhood exists between the poor and the rich, the North and the South."''

He was also a very prolific and well known voice actor in France. Most notably, he dubbed a number of roles of African-American actors such as Creator/EddieMurphy, Creator/MorganFreeman (shared with Benoît Allemane for the latter), Creator/CarlWeathers, Creator/ErnieHudson, Creator/KeithDavid and Creator/PaulWinfield.

He was also an extremely prolific and well known voice actor in France. Most notably, he dubbed a number of roles of African-American actors such as Creator/EddieMurphy, Creator/MorganFreeman (shared with Benoît Allemane for the latter), Creator/CarlWeathers, Creator/ErnieHudson, Creator/KeithDavid and Creator/PaulWinfield.

He was also well known in the French voice acting world, most notably for dubbing a number of roles of African-American actors such as Creator/EddieMurphy, Creator/MorganFreeman (shared with Benoît Allemane for the latter), Creator/CarlWeathers, Creator/ErnieHudson, Creator/KeithDavid and Creator/PaulWinfield.

He was also well known in the French voice acting world, most notably for dubbing the roles of Creator/EddieMurphy and Creator/MorganFreeman (shared with Benoît Allemane for the latter).

He was also well known in the French voice acting world, most notably for dubbing the roles of Creator/EddieMurphy and (sometimes) Creator/MorganFreeman.

Mohamed Abid Medoun "Med" Hondo (May 4, 1936 - March 2, 2019) was a UsefulNotes/{{Mauritania}}n-UsefulNotes/{{Fr|ance}}ench film director, producer, screenwriter, actor and voice actor.

Mohamed Abid Medoun "Med" Hondo (May 4, 1936 - March 2, 2019) was a UsefulNotes/[[Mauritania}}n-UsefulNotes/{{Fr|ance}}ench film director, producer, screenwriter, actor and voice actor.

He was also well known in the French dubbing world, most notably for voicing Creator/EddieMurphy and (sometimes) Creator/MorganFreeman.

Mohamed Abid Medoun "Med" Hondo (May 4, 1936 - March 2, 2019) was a Mauritanian-French film director, producer, screenwriter, actor and voice actor.

Mohamed Abid Medoun "Med" Hondo was a Mauritanian film director, producer, screenwriter, actor and voice actor, who emigrated to France in 1959 and began to work in film during the 1960s.

His style is experimental, combining a variety of literary and documentary techniques to expose the racism, oppression and alienation faced by African and Arab immigrants in the post-colonial world. Not satisfied with Africa's seemingly underdeveloped cinematic catalogue, he wanted to demysitfy and challenge pre existing African and Hollywood traditions to raise consciousness on Third World cinema.

Mohamed Abid Medoun "Med" Hondo is a Mauritanian film director, producer, screenwriter, actor and voice actor, who emigrated to France in 1959 and began to work in film during the 1960s.

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