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Philippe Forquet, vicomte de Dorne (27 September 1940 – 18 February 2020) was a French actor and the son of a wealthy aristocrat Marcius Forquet, vicomte de Dorne. Biography [ edit ] Born in Paris, Forquet made his film debut in 1960 in La Menace while still an art student and over the next few years became popular in France.
Philippe Forquet. Actor: Camille 2000. In 1962, as a member of the celebrated Theatre Moufftard in Paris, young Phillipe Forquet was discovered by American director Robert Parrish, who gave him an important role in a movie based on Irwin Shaw's novel, In the French Style (1963).
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Philippe Forquet. Actor: Camille 2000. In 1962, as a member of the celebrated Theatre Moufftard in Paris, young Phillipe Forquet was discovered by American director Robert Parrish, who gave him an important role in a movie based on Irwin Shaw's novel, In the French Style (1963). Learning English as he went along, he played the handsome and somewhat naive younger boyfriend of Jean Seberg, who ...
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- February 18, 2020
Philippe Forquet held audiences on the edge of their seats in various heart-pounding, action-packed films during his Hollywood career. Forquet began his career with a role in the Jean Seberg ...
Apr 7, 2022 · Philippe Forquet and Sharon Tate dated from 1963 to January, 1964.AboutFrench Actor Philippe Forquet was born Philippe Marcius Forquet de Dorne on 27th Septe...
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Philippe Forquet held audiences on the edge of their seats in various heart-pounding, action-packed films during his Hollywood career. Forquet began his career with a role in the Jean Seberg dramatic adaptation "In the French Style" (1963). Later, he acted in the James Stewart comedic adaptation "Take Her, She's Mine" (1963) and "The Young ...
Feb 18, 2020 · Philippe Forquet is a French actor who appeared in several films and TV shows from 1961 to 1978. He is best known for his roles in Waterloo, In the French Style, Shock Troops, and The Nina B. Affair.
