Musée Grévin honours Dubosc

Comedian Franck Dubosc is the latest addition to the Musée Grévin’s waxworks.

Published friday 17 February 2017 - 11:13 Last updated friday 17 February 2017 - 11:13

COMEDIAN Franck Dubosc is the latest addition to the Musée Grévin’s waxworks.

He joins starts such as George Clooney, Rachida Dati, Simone Veil and Barack Obama, The Académie Grévin was founded in 1882.

Our interview with Franck Dubosc can be found at www.connexionfrance.com

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Musée Grévin honours Dubosc

Comedian Franck Dubosc is the latest addition to the Musée Grévin’s waxworks.

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