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          Jocelyn Quivrin was born on February 14, in Dijon, Côte-d'Or, France.

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          Jocelyn Quivrin

          French actor (1979–2009)

          Jocelyn Quivrin (14 February 1979 – 15 November 2009) was a French actor.

          He had a supporting role in the film Syriana.

          Early life

          Jocelyn Quivrin was born in Dijon on 14 February 1979. His father, Vincent Beaufils, was an anaesthetist for SAMU (a mobile accident unit).

          Quivrin studied film and broadcasting at Hector Berlioz college in Vincennes, before obtaining his Baccalaureat in literature and taking a course in film studies at Nanterre University. However, he soon gave up his studies in favour of launching his professional career.

          He spent several months at the 'Ecole des Enfants Terribles' drama school and took some further education courses.

          A romantic drama centered around a young shepherd and shepherdess and the ramifications of their forbidden affair.

          In spite of this, he always considered himself as having been self-taught.

          Career

          Quivrin's film debut came at a young age, when he played the Duke of Anjou, one of the main characters, in Roger Planchon's Louis, enfant roi (1992).

          The film was selected for the 1993 Cann