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    1980-01-2046 years, 9 months, and 19 days old

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    Place of birth:

    Santa Monica, California, USA

    Adult:

    No

    Gender:

    Male

    Biography

    Philippe-Pierre Jacques-Yves Arnault Cousteau Jr. (born January 20, 1980) is an American oceanographer and environmental activist, the son of Philippe Cousteau and the grandson of Jacques Cousteau. He has continued the work of his father and grandfather by educating the public about environmental and conservation issues. In 2017, he received an Emmy nomination for hosting the syndicated science series Awesome Planet. He married his wife, Ashlan Gorse in 2013. She and Philippe co-hosted the Travel Channel show Caribbean Pirate Treasure. He was born in Santa Monica, California, to Jan Cousteau, the widow of Philippe Cousteau, who was killed in a plane crash six months before the birth. He grew up in France and the United States.

    Images Gallery

    Best Credits: 29

    Title
    Ocean's Deadliest
    Self
    6.8
    2007-01-20
    0.6392
    The Cousteau Collection N°11-1 | Scandal in Valdez
    Self
    5.8
    1990-04-28
    0.4044
    The Cousteau Collection N°11-2 | Ultimatum Under the Sea
    Self
    5.5
    1978-04-27
    0.2066
    The Cousteau Collection N°16-1 | Strait Islands: The Waters of Discord
    Self
    5.5
    1987-05-01
    0.27
    The Cousteau Collection N°17-1 | Amazon: In the Land of a Thousand Rivers
    Self
    5
    1983-05-01
    0.2228
    The Cousteau Collection N°17-2 | Amazon: The Enchanted River
    Self
    5
    1983-05-01
    0.356
    The Cousteau Collection N°18-1 | Fleeing Shadows: Indians of the Amazon
    Self
    6.5
    1983-05-01
    0.2621
    The Cousteau Collection N°15-1 | The Lagoon of Lost Ships
    Self
    5.5
    1970-04-30
    0.3815
    The Cousteau Collection N°14-1 | Australia: The People of Water and Fire
    Self
    6
    1991-05-01
    0.3313
    The Cousteau Collection N°26-1 | 500 Million Years Under the Sea
    Self
    5.5
    1973-05-01
    0.2667
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