Meet the World’s Best Look-Alike of President Obama
The world’s best look-alike of President Barack Obama surprised countless prominent politicians and business people in Belgium and Holland on Monday.
At the New Year’s Lunch of Assemblee Speakers Bureau, American actor Reggie Brown made an appearance as the 44th President of the United States, much to the astonishment of the group of luminaries gathered there.
They included Honorary Consul-General of Japan (Belgium) Piet Steel, former Dutch Chief of Defence Peter van Uhm, Executive Commander of the Royal Dutch Army Lt. General Mart de Kruif, former Dutch Prime Minister Dries van Agt, Minister of State Hans van den Broek, and former Dutch Minister Gerd Leers.
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Chicago native Reggie Brown has made a career out of playing the role of President Obama on stage, as well as in film and television. He now delivers his keynote speech all over the world.
It was his first performance in Europe on invitation of Maurice van der Kant, managing director of Assemblee Speakers Bureau representing him for Europe.
There was complete confusion among the many renowned guests attending the lunch when the leader of the free world suddenly entered La Butte aux Bois restaurant under heavy protection during the yearly New Year’s speech of Assemblee’s founder Leo van der Kant.
“I have experienced a lot in my life,” says Leo van der Kant, who in the past has invited the presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, among others, to Europe to give a speech. “But there was incredible astonishment in the room when the personage of Barack Obama paid a call on them. My guests are used to many things, but this topped it all. A surprising start to the new year.”
“I have the best job in the world, I’m not the commander-in-chief, I’m the comedian-in-chief,” said Brown with a wink. “My whole life has prepared me for this unique opportunity to make a career out of my impression. Now is my time to share the story of how I became the President of the United States with the world.”
Photo courtesy: Assemblee Management & Speakers Bureau
