Fabrice Josso

Fabrice Josso is a French actor, specialized in doubling.

Career

Noticed by the general public in 1981 for its role of Remi in the televised series Without Famille (following whom it records the disc the Song of Remi ), it becomes the following year the voice of the same character in the cartoon Remi without family . Undoubtedly too marked by this role, it is satisfied thereafter with rather minor roles on television and with the cinema (in particular in With us the boys , like in two clips of Emmanuelle: First Kiss and Only you to deaden me ), before becoming the main character of one of the variations of the Companions of the Adventure , then of the series the College of the broken hearts with the beginning of the year 1990. It is especially as a lapping machine that Fabrice Josso is from now on known.

Selective Voxography

Fabrice Josso is, inter alia, the French voice of the actor Jensen Ackles.

Series

Willy Jackson (Todd Bridges) in Arnold and Willy
Theodore Huxtable (Malcolm-Jamal Warner) in Cosby Show
Carlton Banks (Alfonso Ribeiro) in the Prince of Beautiful-Air
Alec (Jensen Ackles) in Dark Angel
CJ (Jensen Ackles) in Dawson
Philip Kiriakis (Jay Kenneth Johnson) in Of the days and the lives
Chris Remsen (Jay Kenneth Johnson) in North Shore: Hotel of the Pacific
Sam Crawford (adult) (Ryan Merriman) in Disappearance
Jason Teague (Jensen Ackles) in Smallville
Dean Winchester (Jensen Ackles) in Supernatural
Schorschi (Oliver Clemens) in Powder Park

Cartoons and cartoon films

Télémaque in Ulysses 31
Remi in Remi without family
Frantz in Flo and robinson Swiss
Rahan child in Rahan wire of the savage ages
Philippe in Play, set and match
Thomas Price, Ben Becker and George (to support it with Patty) in Olive and Tom
Enzo in Carnivale
Mégaman in Mégaman NT Warrior

Films

William Beckford (Hill To grip) in The Skulls, secret society
Shuya (Tatsuya Fujiwara) in Battle Royal
John Myers (Rupert Evans) in Hellboy
Vaako (Karl Urban) in Chronicles of Riddick

External bonds

the official site of Fabrice Josso
the site filmographic of Fabrice Josso
the card devoted to Fabrice Josso on RS Doublage
You will be able to see short-measuring " here; Chicago blues" in which it occupies one of the roles
the card devoted to Fabrice Josso on Planet Youth
the card devoted to '' the song of Remi '' on Bide and Musique

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