
Sandra Oh is a Canadian and American actress best known for her Emmy-nominated performances as Dr. Cristina Yang on Grey's Anatomy and Eve Polastri on Killing Eve, and she voices Debbie Grayson, Mark's mother, in the Invincible animated series produced by Skybound Entertainment.
Oh voices Debbie Grayson, the human mother of the show's teenage superhero protagonist Mark, across Invincible's run for Skybound Entertainment. The role grounds the series' emotional core, since Debbie navigates her family's superhuman secrets and, later, personal tragedy alongside her ordinary human life. It stands as one of several television voice credits in Oh's career, following earlier animated work on shows including American Dad! and Phineas and Ferb.
Oh earned wider recognition for playing Dr. Cristina Yang across a decade of Grey's Anatomy and later Eve Polastri in the spy thriller Killing Eve, work that brought her a Primetime Emmy Award and multiple Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild wins. She broke through in Canadian film during the 1990s, appearing in Double Happiness and later The Diary of Evelyn Lau, both of which earned her Genie Awards. She holds the distinction of being the first person of Asian descent to lead the Golden Globes as host, a milestone reached in 2019.
Sandra Oh voices Debbie Grayson, the human mother of teenage superhero protagonist Mark, across Invincible's run for Skybound Entertainment. The role grounds the series' emotional core as Debbie navigates her family's superhuman secrets and, later, personal tragedy alongside her ordinary human life.
Oh is best known for playing Dr. Cristina Yang across a decade of Grey's Anatomy and later Eve Polastri in the spy thriller Killing Eve, work that brought her a Primetime Emmy Award and multiple Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild wins.
Her Invincible role follows earlier animated work on shows including American Dad! and Phineas and Ferb, making it one of several television voice credits across her career.
Oh broke through in Canadian film during the 1990s, appearing in Double Happiness and later The Diary of Evelyn Lau, both of which earned her Genie Awards.
Sandra Oh holds Canadian and American nationality. She also holds the distinction of being the first person of Asian descent to host the Golden Globes, a milestone reached in 2019.

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