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Phénix Brossard
Phénix Brossard
34 years (Feb 26, 1992)
Paris, France
22 Movies
5 TV Shows

Phénix Brossard

Phénix Brossard is a much-cast French actor, familiar in the way a regular face is familiar. Casting has come mostly from drama. The count of credits stands at 27. The best-known entry is 'Chocolat', as Eugène (young man). The same resume includes 'Narvik'.
Phénix Brossard is a much-cast French actor, familiar in the way a regular face is familiar. Casting has come mostly from drama. The count of credits stands at 27. The best-known entry is 'Chocolat', as Eugène (young man). The same resume includes 'Narvik'.
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How old is Phénix Brossard and where are they from?
Phénix Brossard is 34 years old, born on February 26, 1992 in Paris, France.
What are the most famous roles of Phénix Brossard?
Phénix Brossard is best known for roles in Chocolat, Narvik, Little Joe.
How many movies has Phénix Brossard been in?
Over a 15-year career (since 2011), Phénix Brossard has appeared in 22 movies and 5 TV shows.
What was Phénix Brossard's first movie?
The career of Phénix Brossard began with The Edge (2011).
What is Phénix Brossard's most recent movie or series?
Phénix Brossard's most recent release is Hearts on Fire, which premiered on August 13, 2025.
What TV shows has Phénix Brossard appeared in?
On television, Phénix Brossard has appeared in Industry, The Tattooist of Auschwitz, Proud, Like my son.
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Phénix Brossard
Phénix Brossard
1992-02-26 · Paris, France

Phénix Brossard is a French film and television actor. His first major role in cinema was in the film La Lisière (2011). In 2015, he appeared in the Franco-British love triangle "Departure" by Andrew Steggall. This earned him an interpretation award at the Dinard British Film Festival. He later appeared in Simon Amstell's film "Benjamin" (2018), starring alongside Colin Morgan.

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