Evan Peters’ filmography showcases a diverse array of movies and television series that blend commercial success with critical acclaim. Breaking into acting in 2004 at the young age of 17, Peters made an early mark with a key role in the television series Invasion. This initial exposure paved the way for a flourishing career, particularly in genre-defining horror and science fiction series.
Throughout his career, Peters has garnered numerous accolades, including a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor, a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor, and another Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor. As he continues to rise in Hollywood, his upcoming role in the Tron franchise in 2025 promises to add to an impressive resume.
10 Invasion (2005-2006)
Jesse Varon
Premiering in 2005, Invasion offered a unique spin on the science fiction genre, drawing inspiration from Invasion of the Body Snatchers. The narrative unveils a rural Florida community under threat from water-dwelling aliens post-hurricane, leading to a chilling body-snatching plot. With William Fichtner leading the cast, Peters portrayed Jesse Varon, the teenage son of Russell Varon.
Despite its cancellation after a single season, Invasion earned an 80% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, reflecting a strongly positive critical reception. Many fans regard it as a show that ended too soon, solidifying its status as a cult classic in the sci-fi genre.
9 Kick-Ass (2010)
Todd Haynes
Kick-Ass made waves in the comic book genre in 2010, featuring Evan Peters as Todd Haynes, the comic-hero film’s best friend. While the character didn’t take center stage, Peters’ role was pivotal in grounding the reckless aspirations of the film’s protagonist, played by Aaron Taylor-Johnson. Their chemistry projected a sense of believable friendship amidst the chaos of vigilante justice.
Though Peters did not reprise his role in the sequel, his contribution to the franchise remains memorable for fans and critics alike.
8 American Animals (2018)
Warren Lipka
In the 2018 heist thriller American Animals, Peters stars as Warren Lipka, embroiled in a real-life book theft at Transylvania University in 2004. The film’s innovative narrative device intertwines dramatized reenactments with interviews of the actual participants, creating a compelling watch.
It received an impressive 88% fresh rating from critics, praising both the performances and the intriguing story presentation.
7 Mares Of Easttown (2021)
Detective Colin Zabel
Mare of Easttown is lauded for its gripping storytelling and strong performances, particularly by Kate Winslet as a detective struggling with personal demons while solving a local murder. Evan Peters plays Detective Colin Zabel, who is called in to assist in the investigation.
Though his character’s arc is tragically short-lived, his presence adds depth to the ensemble, underscoring the emotional stakes of the narrative.
6 Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story (2022)
Jeffrey Dahmer
The true crime series Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story premiered on Netflix in 2022, featuring Peters in the titular role. Under the direction of Ryan Murphy, the series delves into Dahmer’s life, exploring his background and the horrors of his gruesome crimes.
Despite mixed reviews, the show gained considerable attention during awards season, with Peters winning a Golden Globe for Best Actor – Miniseries or Television Film.
5 Agatha All Along (2024)
Ralph Bohner
Agatha All Along, released in 2024, serves as a sequel to the celebrated WandaVision. In this storyline, Evan Peters makes a surprise return as Ralph Bohner, lending a humorous twist to the series. This sequel follows Agatha Harkness, played by Kathryn Hahn, on her quest to regain her powers.
Peters’ unexpected cameo connects back to his previous appearance in WandaVision, which delighted fans familiar with his portrayal of Quicksilver from the Fox universe.
4 X-Men: Days Of Future Past (2014)
Quicksilver
X-Men: Days of Future Past marked the debut of Peters’ portrayal of Quicksilver, a character that resonated deeply with fans. In a cinematic landscape where Aaron Taylor-Johnson depicted Quicksilver in the MCU, Peters’ performance was met with enthusiasm, providing a stark contrast that left a lasting impression.
His unforgettable scenes, where he moves at super-speed while the world freezes around him, showcase both his acting talent and the impressive special effects of the era.
3 Pose (2018)
Stan Bowes
Pose saw Peters reuniting with Ryan Murphy in 2018, delving into the vibrant ball culture of 1980s New York City. Portraying Stan Bowes, a character navigating complex relationships within the LGBTQ community, Peters illustrated the socially charged themes of identity, love, and the pursuit of acceptance.
Although his character primarily appears in the first season, Peters’ performance adds a nuanced perspective to the narrative, earning acclaim for the show’s bold storytelling.
2 WandaVision (2021)
Ralph Bohner
As the inaugural series of the MCU on Disney+, WandaVision captivated audiences with its innovative blend of sitcom styles and superhero lore. Peters’ appearance as Ralph Bohner, initially posing as Quicksilver, infused a layer of intrigue and nostalgia into the storyline.
Ultimately, this clever twist, orchestrated by the enigmatic Agatha Harkness, paid homage to Peters’ legacy as Quicksilver in the X-Men series, delighting long-time fans of both franchises.
1 American Horror Story (2011-2021)
Various Roles
Evan Peters’ most iconic work is arguably within the American Horror Story anthology series. From his debut in Murder House to his roles in subsequent seasons, Peters showcased remarkable versatility, embodying characters ranging from tortured souls to charismatic villains.
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