
Matthew Rhys is a Welsh actor known for his Emmy-winning role in The Americans, who also contributed a voice credit to the Invincible animated series from Skybound Entertainment.
Rhys contributed a voice credit to Invincible, extending an animation career already built through projects such as Infinity Train, The Owl House and The Wingfeather Saga, where his parts have ranged from minor spirits to a major recurring villain. That range makes a guest turn on Skybound Entertainment's superhero series a natural fit for an actor who moves easily between prestige live-action drama and voice work. It adds one more credit to an increasingly varied resume.
Rhys built his television reputation over long-running dramatic roles, playing Kevin Walker on Brothers & Sisters for five seasons before taking the lead as a Soviet spy in The Americans, a part that won him a Primetime Emmy in 2018. His film work includes Daniel Ellsberg in The Post and Lloyd Vogel opposite Tom Hanks in A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, and he has continued taking prestige television parts in shows like Perry Mason and The Beast in Me.
Yes, Rhys contributed a voice credit to Invincible. The Welsh actor has built an animation career that runs alongside his prestige live-action drama work.
Rhys is best known for playing a Soviet spy on The Americans, a role that won him a Primetime Emmy in 2018. The performance became the signature achievement of his television career.
Rhys played Kevin Walker on Brothers & Sisters for five seasons before his award-winning run on The Americans. He has since taken prestige television roles in shows like Perry Mason and The Beast in Me.
Rhys played Daniel Ellsberg in The Post and Lloyd Vogel opposite Tom Hanks in A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. Both are prestige dramatic films outside his television work.
Rhys has voice credits on Infinity Train, The Owl House and The Wingfeather Saga, with parts ranging from minor spirits to a major recurring villain. That range makes his Invincible guest spot a natural fit for an actor who moves easily between drama and voice work.
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