Def Comedy Jam in Full - For more on Vincent Oshana please visit http://www.myspace.com/vincentoshana

Stand-up Comedy on "The Next Uri Geller"

Vincent Delerm et Divine Comedy au Grand Rex en 29 Avril 2004

Andre Vincent performs for Comic Relief at The Comedy Store. March 2006. It was Star Wars night. He's a big fan of Star Wars - Take a look!

Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show: 30 Days & 30 Nights -- Hollywood to the Heartland follows Vaughn as he handpicks four up-and-coming comics and then leads them on a remarkable 30-city, 30-day, 30-show tour as tour creator and emcee. The film features footage from the tour's performances, as well as behind-the-scenes and a host of surprise guests.

Vince has a little fashion show in advance of his camping trip. Another hilarious clip from the cult BBC comedy, The Mighty Boosh.

10min Charity Night Set from Andre Vincent at The Comedy Store London

The black and white TV trailer for the 1960s comedy horror.

La Cite de la Musique, 23rd September 2008.

Comedian and Law of Attraction Guide Dion Vincent performing at Seattle's Comedy Underground Comedy Club

Sometimes man's best friend has an exoskeleton

Vince Ebert @ Quatsch Comedy Club

Emily Frances sits down with Vince Vaughn to talk about "Wild West Comedy Show

It's all here ... a 3:00 intro to this truly amazing season of the show. Featuring DL Hughley (host), Russell Simmons, Stan Lathan, Gina Yashere, Vincent Oshana, Damon Wayans Jr, Kyle Grooms, Gilson Lubin, Roy Wood Jr, and more. It's cool to hear what these younger cats have to say about the United State of Comedy ....

Cancer is the modern-day bogeyman. It's so scary that some people don't even like to say the word, let alone have a laugh about it. But when comedian André Vincent was diagnosed with cancer of the kidney in March 2002, all he could think about was the potential for some really great stand-up material. André decided to include cancer in his act and, judging from the responses of some of his audience, found comedy to be an interesting way to tackle such a taboo subject. Hurrah For Cancer is an intimate, positive and humour-filled personal take on living with the disease. Following André from diagnosis to treatment, it is essentially about the old adage that if you laugh at the bogeyman, he's not nearly so scary. Andre Vincent biog: ACTOR, WRITER, COMEDIAN AND QUITE SURPRISINGLY ON THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE EDINBURGH FRINGE FESTIVAL Andre Vincent was born May 1964 in Woolworth's Department Store Penge, and has not stopped appearing in the most unusual of places since. He started his career as a professional show-off at an early age, becoming a star struck stage brat, working when any theatre company needed a street urchin, a herald or a small child to up-stage everyone. He then became a boy chorister, to the delight of his family whose dream was for him to follow his grandma into the world of opera and become a top class tenor. Unfortunately for his family he followed the career path of another relative, his great-grandfather, who was an acrobat on the olde variety stage. So when young Andre stopped singing, due to his voice breaking, he went back to the boards and spent most of his time there arguing with theatre directors that Hamlet could indeed be fat. Disheartened by this small-mindedness, he packed up his greasepaint and ran away to the circus. After a quick stint of training in Paris and with a backpack full of equipment, Andre started travelling the world entertaining the masses at circus and theatre festivals everywhere. With skills in abundance and his unique style of improvisation, he has performed in strange places from a bullring in Columbia to a baseball stadium in Nova Scotia to Vietnamese refugee camps in the South China Sea. With all this moving about, Andre had to think about where his career was going when he found himself working at Disney World Florida at the end of ë88. Mask work and regimented smiling were really not his forte. A friend tried to change his sad demeanour by taking him to a comedy club in Orlando and three hours later a new chapter opened in his life. He kept returning to the club, speaking to comics and schmoozing the management, and within a few months he was on the road compering at small stand-up clubs in the southern states of America. His apprenticeship in Georgia and Alabama was good enough in the eyes of his peers to get gigs in other states of the U.S. and the pinnacle of this work was opening for Bob Hope in Columbus, Ohio in 1992. With his head swelling and his tongue tripping one-liners, he returned home to conquer the comedy circuit of the U.K., and in no time at all established himself as one of the top stand-ups in the country today. His individual style has taken him across the scope of the performance medium: a Saturday night show on Channel 4, three sell-out runs at the Edinburgh festival, countless radio shows, presenter of two award-nominated television programmes, a regular face on daytime panel games and even an appearance as himself on the children's drama 'Byker Grove'. Moments treasured in André's career so far include: Playing himself in 'Byker Grove' Singing 'Ooh Ah Just A Little Bit' on TV with Miss UK Teaching Cliff Richard to unicycle Performing at a Vietnamese refugee camp in the South China Sea (booked by the Chinese Government) Opening for Bob Hope (Bing Crosby spins in his grave even now...) Television: 'Andre Vincent - Hurrah for Cancer' (BBC3) 'The Late Edition (BBC3) 'Big City' (Central) 'The Orpheum Comics (CBC) 'The Comedy Factory (Nederland's TV) 'I Want 2 B TV (BBC3) '101 Greatest Musicals (CH4) 'History of Offensive Humour' (CH4) 'A Day In the Garden' (CH4) 'The Show' (CH4) 'Sunday Night With The Comics (Fox) 'Breakfast TV' (BBC1) 'All Over The Shop' (BBC1) 'You Must Be Joking' (ITV) 'First Night' (ITV) 'Bodger and Badger' (BBC1) 'The Basement' (Bravo) 'Harry Hill's Fruit Fancies' (BBC2) 'Edinburgh Nights' (ITV) 'Lee Evans Christmas Special' (ITV) 'The Comedy Store' (CH 5) "An improvising comedy genius" - The Guardian "He possesses the energy of Lee Evans with the improvisational Skills of Paul Merton and is one of the best comedians in the business." - The Times "Ferociously funny" - The Sunday Times "This guy should be on prime time telly" - Chortle.co.uk "André Vincent was also there" - The Chinese People's Press

Another free funny video clip from The Mighty Boosh. Howard is depressed about being a virgin and Vince is on the run from a shaman. When the shaman finds Vince, there is only one solution for the boys - kissing! But will this show of affection from Vince give Howard the wrong idea? Hilarious scene from the latest series of The Mighty Boosh, starring Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt. From the BBC.

Paramount Comedys best Stand-Up Show Jim Jeffries www.myspace.com/jimjeffries Manager: Brett Vincent brett@underbelly.co.uk

May I present to you, the most sought after pairing to go on a Gold Saucer date scene: Yuffie/Vincent!! Also, I now have my website up - find Final Fantasy VII modding tutorials, LOTR sim downloads, my blog and more at: http://cutfilms.awardspace.com

Kristian, Mark, and special guest Al Jackson give you their honest opinion of the new holiday comedy starring Vince Vaughn and Reese Witherspoon. What did you think? Comment, subscribe for weekly movies, and send to a friend.

Vince Vaughn Comedy Tour Ross Skit