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Chris Diamantopoulos

Chris Diamantopoulos

Voice Actor

Chris Diamantopoulos is a Canadian actor who played Russ Hanneman on Silicon Valley and provides the voice of Mickey Mouse in Disney's animated shorts; in Invincible he voices several supporting characters, including Donald Ferguson and the villain Doc Seismic.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Canadian
Years Active: 2000-present
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Invincible Role

Diamantopoulos is one of Invincible's most prolific voice performers, playing several distinct characters across the series rather than a single recurring role. His confirmed credits include Donald Ferguson, the supervillain Doc Seismic, and the character Isotope, among other parts in the show's large ensemble cast.

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Career and Notable Roles

Diamantopoulos spent four seasons as venture capitalist Russ Hanneman on HBO's Silicon Valley and took on the lead of Moe Howard in the 2012 film The Three Stooges. He also starred in Good Girls Revolt and earned two Emmy nominations voicing the title character of The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse, later reprising the role in the short Once Upon a Studio.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Chris Diamantopoulos voice in Invincible?

Chris Diamantopoulos is one of Invincible's most prolific voice performers, playing several characters including Donald Ferguson, the supervillain Doc Seismic, and Isotope.

What is Chris Diamantopoulos best known for?

Diamantopoulos spent four seasons as venture capitalist Russ Hanneman on HBO's Silicon Valley and starred in the drama Good Girls Revolt.

What movie roles has Chris Diamantopoulos played?

Diamantopoulos took the lead as Moe Howard in the 2012 film The Three Stooges.

Does Chris Diamantopoulos do other voice acting work?

Diamantopoulos earned two Emmy nominations voicing the title character of The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse, later reprising Mickey Mouse in the short Once Upon a Studio.

When did Chris Diamantopoulos start acting?

Chris Diamantopoulos, a Canadian actor born in 1975, has been active in the industry since 2000.

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