Fabrice Josso

Fabrice Josso first gained the public's attention in 1981 with his role as the young Remy Barbarin in the television series "An Orphan's Tale," and followed it in 1985 with a small part in Michel Lang's comedy "À nous les garçons." In 1989, he appeared in the children's television series "Les compagnons de l'aventure," based on the series of books written by Paul-Jacques Bonzon between 1961 and 1980 and continued by other authors following his death. Josso joined the cast of the comedy series "Le collége des coeurs brisés" in 1992, and played the role of Jeremy in close to 40 episodes of the show between 1992 to 1995. At the same time, he appeared on the comedy-drama series "Héléne et les garçons" for a large portion of its 1994 season. In 2002, Josso -- by this time a television veteran -- tried his hand at voice acting, doing work for the animated adventure film "Corto Maltese: La cour secréte des Arcanes" (2002). Josso has done a considerable amount of dubbing work as well, providing the French voice for American film and television actor Jensen Ackles, known for his roles on the horror series "Supernatural" and "Smallville," the hit drama series about Superman's teen years.