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18 Movies and Shows Every Evan Peters Superfan Needs to Watch at Least Once
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Evan Peters’s name is pretty much synonymous with American Horror Story, but his murderous characters aren’t the only things he’s known for. Over the years, the 33-year-old actor has played everything from a dorky skateboarder to a mutant superhero. He was even a Disney Channel star at one point. Yes, Peters has come a very long way since his first role in 2004. As you prep for season 10 of AHS (which Peters is returning for), look back on all the other characters he has played.
– Additional reporting by Haley Lyndes
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Sleepover
In one of his breakout roles, Peters plays a dorky skateboarder named Russell “SpongeBob” Hayes in the 2004 movie Sleepover. Yes, really.
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Kick-Ass
The actor played Todd Haynes in the 2010 superhero comedy. He was replaced by Augustus Prew in the sequel.
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Mama's Boy
He made a cameo in this 2007 comedy starring Jon Heder.
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The Lazarus Effect
Before American Horror Story, Peters dipped his toes in the supernatural horror genre with this 2015 film starring Olivia Wilde.
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Elvis & Nixon
He portrayed political organizer Dwight Chapin in this 2016 historical comedy.
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X-Men Franchise
Peters played fan-favorite Quicksilver in X-Men: Days of Future Past, X-Men: Apocalypse, and X-Men: Dark Phoenix.
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American Horror Story
The actor has starred in nine out of ten seasons of the Ryan Murphy anthology.
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Dabka
The actor portrayed Canadian journalist Jay Bahadur in this 2017 film, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival this year.
