Frédéric Millaire Zouvi

Frédéric Millaire Zouvi est un acteur, doubleur et artiste de scène québécois.

Frédéric Millaire Zouvi is a Quebec actor, voice actor, and stage performer known for his roles in television, film, and theatre. He began his career as a child dubbing actor and later studied at the Conservatoire d'art dramatique de Montréal. Millaire Zouvi is also recognized as the regular Quebec French voice for several English-speaking actors and won a Gémeau award in 2021.

Biography

Frédéric Millaire Zouvi grew up in an artistic environment and started working as a dubbing actor at age ten. He subsequently studied at the Conservatoire d'art dramatique de Montréal, graduating in 2009. After his studies, he pursued a career in theatre, television, and film in Quebec.

Career

Millaire Zouvi has appeared in several Quebec television series, including Les beaux malaises, Ruptures, Les jeunes loups, Au secours de Béatrice, Les Simone, Alertes, and 5e rang. His work also includes film roles and stage performances in Quebec. His performance as Jean-Michel in 5e rang earned him a Gémeau award for best supporting role in an annual dramatic series in 2021.

Dubbing

Dubbing forms a significant part of Millaire Zouvi's career. He is the regular Quebec French voice for actors Tom Hiddleston, Devon Bostick, and Max Minghella. He began working in dubbing as a child and has continued this work alongside his on-screen and stage roles.

Awards and Recognition

In 2021, Millaire Zouvi received a Gémeau award for best supporting role in an annual dramatic series. This recognition highlights his contributions to Quebec television.