Jean-Baptiste Maunier

French actor and singer from 'Les Choristes'

Jean-Baptiste Maunier - Performers & Entertainers born December 22nd, 1990
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Born in 1990, a career in entertainment began with participation in the film 'Les Choristes' in 2004, which gained international recognition. In addition to acting, involvement in music featured prominently, contributing to various albums and performances. This blend of talent in both acting and singing led to appearances in other productions and adaptations, establishing a notable presence within the French entertainment industry.

Starred in the film 'Les Choristes'

Performed in musical projects and albums

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