
Lee Pace is an American actor known for playing Thranduil in The Hobbit trilogy and Ronan the Accuser in the Marvel Cinematic Universe; he voices the Viltrumite leader Thragg in the Invincible animated series.
Lee Pace voices Thragg, the ruthless leader of the Viltrumite Empire, in Invincible. The character emerges as one of the series' most dangerous antagonists, commanding the alien race whose conquest drives much of the show's later conflict. Pace brings a cold, commanding register to the role that carries over from his live-action work playing icy, powerful authority figures.
Pace is widely known for playing Thranduil the Elvenking across The Hobbit trilogy and for headlining Halt and Catch Fire as Joe MacMillan. He earned an Emmy nomination for playing Ned on Pushing Daisies, brought the Marvel villain Ronan the Accuser to both Guardians of the Galaxy and Captain Marvel, and currently stars as galactic emperor Brother Day on Foundation.
Lee Pace voices Thragg, the ruthless leader of the Viltrumite Empire, in Invincible. The character emerges as one of the series' most dangerous antagonists, commanding the alien race whose conquest drives much of the show's later conflict.
Pace is widely known for playing Thranduil the Elvenking across The Hobbit trilogy. The role remains one of the most recognized fantasy performances of his career.
Pace headlined Halt and Catch Fire as Joe MacMillan across the show's run. It stands among his most significant leading television roles.
Pace earned an Emmy nomination for playing Ned on the series Pushing Daisies. The nomination came early in his television career.
Pace brought the Marvel villain Ronan the Accuser to both Guardians of the Galaxy and Captain Marvel. He currently also stars as galactic emperor Brother Day on the series Foundation.

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