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Evan Peters starred in the 2018 film American Animals, a crime drama based on a true story. The film follows four college students who attempt to steal rare books from the university library. Peters played Warren Lipka, one of the students involved in the heist.
Kick-Ass, a superhero film released in 2010, featured Evan Peters in the role of Todd Haynes, also known as the superhero "Kick-Ass." The film follows the story of Dave Lizewski, an ordinary teenager who decides to become a real-life superhero despite having no superpowers. Peters' character, Todd, is a fellow superhero who joins Dave in his quest to fight crime and protect the innocent.
Evan Peters has portrayed multiple roles throughout the American Horror Story series. He has played Tate Langdon in Murder House, Kit Walker in Asylum, Kyle Spencer in Coven, Jimmy Darling in Freak Show, James Patrick March in Hotel, Edward Mott and Rory Monahan in Roanoke, Kai Anderson in Cult, Mr. Gallant in Apocalypse, and Austin Sommers in 1984.
American Animals stars Evan Peters as Warren Lipka, a rebellious student who, along with three other young men, plans a daring heist of rare books from the university library. The film explores the motivations and consequences of the crime, as well as the complex relationships between the four friends.
Evan Peters protagoniza el video para we can’t be friends, la nueva canción de Ariana Grande con referencias a Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.. Ariana Grande-de 30 años de edad- la ...
Todd Haynes, played by Evan Peters in Kick-Ass, is a high school student who becomes the superhero "Hit-Girl" after his father is killed by a mob boss. With his exceptional fighting skills and unwavering determination, Hit-Girl embarks on a quest for revenge, targeting those responsible for his father's death.
Evan Peters won the Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Limited Series, Anthology Series, or Television Motion Picture for his portrayal of Jeffrey Dahmer in the Netflix series "Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story." Peters' performance was widely praised for its depth, nuance, and ability to humanize a complex and disturbing character.
