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Kiyotaka Ayanokouji
fr
Kusuo Saiki
fr
Yuri Briar
fr
Gabimaru
fr
Yamato Daiwa
fr
Aizetsu
fr
Mahito
fr
Porco Galliard
fr
Tom Knowles
fr
Saguru Hakuba
fr
Starscream
fr
Carlos Lopez
fr
Bradley White
fr
Fish Eye
fr
Rossiu Adai
fr
Kenji Koiso
fr
Alone
fr
Veronica Nasu
fr
Isonokami no Chuunagon
fr
Tooru Oikawa
fr
Benito
fr
Zeolite
fr
Wein Salema Arbalest
fr
Shion Asuma
fr
Chisato Hashiratani
fr
Sakuya
fr
Kazuya Hikizuri
fr
Kai
fr
Tagaisu
fr
Yamazaki
fr
Arikoto Madenokoji
fr
SSS Member
fr
Surma
fr
Rody Soul
fr
Pretty Guy B
fr
Peter
fr
Arashi Aota
fr
Kyouya Mitsurugi
fr
About
Birthplace: Bois-Colombes, Île-de-France, France
French voice actor and television host.
He took piano and singing lessons before entering the Maîtrise de Paris and Maîtrise de Radio France where he represented France throughout the world, the children's choir of the Paris Opera. At the same time, he took theater lessons at the Municipal Conservatory of the 8th arrondissement of Paris, then cinema at the Maison du Geste et de l'Image. He also followed the Actor Studio and took courses on the Meisner technique.
He shoots his first short films and shoots in numerous television series and TV films. Indeed, he was recurring for 7 years in the successful series "Julie Lescaut" where he played the role of her daughter's boyfriend, or in the series "Madame le Proviseur", "Le Lycée", etc.
He also obtains roles in certain summer sagas such as "Le Grand Batre", "Le Bal des celibataire", "Méditerranée"…
In 2000-2001 he played the leading role in the "Music'Art" series which in 2003 won the prize for the best access prime time program.
In 2003, he received the “Young talent” prize at the Paris festival for his role in “Les Âmes Câlines” by Thomas Bardinet.
He presented the KD2A program between 2003 and 2008 which regularly won prizes like at the Festival de LUCHON, and he also co-hosted programs such as the Telethon Symphonic Show, and Sidaction.
He also starred in the series "Chante!" alongside singer Priscilla, where he played the role of an evil animator (Johan).
In 2015, He starred in the International film "Train Station" which won the award for best film in Los Angeles Miami and Kosovo.
In 2016, he obtains one of the main roles of the series "Billion to One" which he shoots in English.
Facebook: Yoann Sover officiel
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Twitter: @YoannSover
YouTube: YOANN SOVER
French voice actor and television host.
He took piano and singing lessons before entering the Maîtrise de Paris and Maîtrise de Radio France where he represented France throughout the world, the children's choir of the Paris Opera. At the same time, he took theater lessons at the Municipal Conservatory of the 8th arrondissement of Paris, then cinema at the Maison du Geste et de l'Image. He also followed the Actor Studio and took courses on the Meisner technique.
He shoots his first short films and shoots in numerous television series and TV films. Indeed, he was recurring for 7 years in the successful series "Julie Lescaut" where he played the role of her daughter's boyfriend, or in the series "Madame le Proviseur", "Le Lycée", etc.
He also obtains roles in certain summer sagas such as "Le Grand Batre", "Le Bal des celibataire", "Méditerranée"…
In 2000-2001 he played the leading role in the "Music'Art" series which in 2003 won the prize for the best access prime time program.
In 2003, he received the “Young talent” prize at the Paris festival for his role in “Les Âmes Câlines” by Thomas Bardinet.
He presented the KD2A program between 2003 and 2008 which regularly won prizes like at the Festival de LUCHON, and he also co-hosted programs such as the Telethon Symphonic Show, and Sidaction.
He also starred in the series "Chante!" alongside singer Priscilla, where he played the role of an evil animator (Johan).
In 2015, He starred in the International film "Train Station" which won the award for best film in Los Angeles Miami and Kosovo.
In 2016, he obtains one of the main roles of the series "Billion to One" which he shoots in English.
Facebook: Yoann Sover officiel
IMDb: Yoann Sover
Instagram: @yoannsover
Twitter: @YoannSover
YouTube: YOANN SOVER
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