Fabio Grangeon
French Taiwanese actor and model
Fabio Julien Victor Grangeon (born 27 January 1989) is a French actor based in Taiwan best known for portraying Father Oliver in the romance film Your Name Engraved Herein (2020) and Charles Le Gendre in the historical drama series Seqalu: Formosa 1867 (2021).
Early life and education
Grangeon was born on 27 January 1989, in Toulouse, France. Since his parents have a strong passion for travel, he had been residing in different countries in the Caribbean since childhood and attending various schools. Grangeon attended Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier University to study international commerce in 2010 and worked part-time as a model during his university years. In 2010, Grangeon went on exchange at Ming Chuan University for nine months to learn more about Asian culture. He completed his bachelor's degree and briefly took acting classes in Paris after returning to France. However, he became reminisced with the life in Taiwan and returned to Taiwan shortly afterwards.
Career
After returning to Taiwan, Grangeon began to work as a freelance model and joined EBC's talk show Half and Half as one of the hosts in 2014. He began to receive public attention with the show and was invited to co-host several other EBC television programs in the following year. Grangeon also appeared in the 2017 romance film All Because of Love and starred in a main role in the 2019 romance film When Green Turns to Gold.
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