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Robert Lynen
Robert Lynen (24 May 1920 – 1 April 1944) was a French actor. A child star of French cinema, he joined the French Resistance during his country's occupation during World War II, was arrested and deported to Germany before been shot by a firing squad after repeated escape attempts.
==Acting career==
Lynen was born on 24 May 1920 in Nermier and spent the first years of his life in his native Jura, where his parents raised animals. In 1923, his family moved to Paris where his father became a draftsman. Being from an artistic family (his mother was a singer and pianist), he was noticed at age 12 by filmmaker Julien Duvivier while he was studying at the École du Spectacle. After some tests, he was hired for the lead role of ''Poil de carotte'' (1932) with Harry Baur.
Following the film's public success, Lynen became the child star of French cinema. He was to be featured in four more movies: ''The Little King'' (1933); ''La belle équipe'' (1936); ''L'Homme du jour'' (1936) and ''Un carnet de bal'' (1937). Then he was Rémi in the 1934 film adaptation of Hector Malot's novel, ''Sans Famille''. In 1937, he acted in Robert Siodmak's movie ''Mollenard'', then in ''Le Fraudeur'' by Léopold Simons. At age 18, he played Alphonse Daudet's ''Le Petit Chose'' for Maurice Cloche, then ''La vie est magnifique'' with the same filmmaker.
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