This is neither Apple news or rumours, it's just a quite funny thing that was aired on the French channel TF1 a few days ago during "La Méthode Cauet" TV show. Before reading further, we warn you that this news posting is as "useful" as Apple's Photo Booth software.

It's actually an interview of a French humorist and imitator Michel Leeb by Sébastien Cauet who is a quite famous TV and Radio shows presenter in France. Cauet uses Apple's Photo Booth software with what appears to be a MacBook laptop.

He uses Photo Booth effects so as to represent different fictive characters who are supposed to be fans asking questions to Michel Leeb. The interview lasts nearly six minutes and the audience, as well as the guests are all laugh out laugh.

Using the Bulge, Twirl and Squeeze effects Cauet respectively represents the following fictive characters: Denis Nasot (supposed to have a big nostril and small ear), Laurent Picasso (looks like a Picasso painting), and Jean Consanguin ("the consanguineous").

The presenter then imitates famous french people such as Benoit Poelvoorde, Louis de Fines, both known french humoristic actors, and Igor et Grichka Bogdanoff who are twin brothers and have been presenting a futuristic TV show more than a decade ago.

Although it's all in French, we couldn't resist sharing this with you as it doesn't really require you to understand French. So we uploaded a video of it on Youtube. Enjoy!