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Alec Baldwin mastered Donald Trump on "Saturday Night Live" during the campaign årstid. He continued the role after Trump was elected, and even won an Emmy for it.
But he's not the only funnyman to take on Mr. Trump as an impersonator. See who else is stepping into character as "The Donald."
Anthony Atamanuik
Comedian Anthony Atamanuik plays Donald Trump on Comedy Central's "The President Show."
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Atamanuik has also played Mr. Trump at a number of comedy events, including Politicon in July
Robert Ensler
Robert Ensler, who calls han själv "the real president Donald Trump impersonator," has been channeling Trump since
He works parties and conventions, offers photo shoots and even does keynote speeches in character.
Ensler at the Reel Awards
Here, Ensler plays Trump at the Reel Awards in Las Vegas. The show honors the world's top impersonators.
Marcel Forestieri
Impersonator Marcel Forestieri performs at events as Pres
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Manoj Gajurel Personality Type
Manoj Gajurel is an ENFJ and Enneagram Type 1w9.
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Manoj Gajurel
Manoj Gajurel is a prominent Nepalese comedian, actor, and impressionist known for his exceptional talent in mimicry. Born on February 16, , in Pokhara, Nepal, Gajurel has made a significant contribution to the entertainment industry through his remarkable impersonation skills. His uncanny ability to imitate the voices and mannerisms of well-known political figures, Bollywood actors, and other celebrities has earned him widespread acclaim and popularity in Nepal and beyond.
Gajurel's journey in the entertainment world began in the late s when he started performing at various local event
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Stylizing Dialects and Restructuring the Nation of Nepal in Stand-Up Comedy
Multilingua ; aop Bal Krishna Sharma Stylizing Dialects and Restructuring the Nation of Nepal in Stand-Up Comedy Abstract: This study presents an analysis of a Nepali comedian’s dialect stylization in a stand-up comedy show performed for the diasporic Nepali community in Bochum, Germany. The analysis shows that through creative deployment of diverse linguistic practices of Nepali speakers, the comedian, Manoj Gajurel, engages in important identity work both in the narrating and in the narrated world of the comedy act. In the narrating world, he discursively constructs a shared identity with the audience as “we Nepalis” who are comfortable in celebrating – but also finding humor in – the linguistic diversity in Nepal. Drawing on contemporary political discourse in Nepal, they imagine a new federal Nepal through Gajurel’s stylization and the audience’s affiliative responses respectively. In the narrated world