Andrew Rannells
Voice ActorAndrew Rannells is a Tony-nominated stage and screen actor who voices William Clockwell, Mark Grayson's best friend, in the first three seasons of Invincible.
Invincible Role
Rannells voices William Clockwell, the best friend Mark Grayson confides in outside his superhero life, across Invincible's first three seasons. The character offers a grounded, comedic counterweight to the show's superhero drama, and Rannells brings his stage-honed comic timing to the part. Brandon Scott Jones later took over voicing Clockwell beginning in season four.
Career and Notable Roles
Rannells built his career in musical theater, originating Elder Kevin Price in The Book of Mormon and later earning a second Tony nomination for Falsettos, alongside Broadway credits spanning Hairspray, Hamilton, and The Boys in the Band. On screen he starred in NBC's The New Normal, played Elijah on HBO's Girls, and led the Showtime series Black Monday, while also voicing Matthew MacDell on the animated comedy Big Mouth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Andrew Rannells voice in Invincible?
Andrew Rannells voices William Clockwell, Mark Grayson's civilian best friend, across Invincible's first three seasons. Brandon Scott Jones takes over the role starting in season four.
What is Andrew Rannells best known for?
Rannells is best known for originating the role of Elder Kevin Price in The Book of Mormon on Broadway. He later earned a second Tony nomination for his performance in Falsettos.
What Broadway shows has Andrew Rannells appeared in?
Beyond The Book of Mormon and Falsettos, Rannells has Broadway credits in Hairspray, Hamilton, and The Boys in the Band, building a career rooted in musical theater.
What TV shows has Andrew Rannells starred in?
On screen, Rannells starred in NBC's The New Normal, played Elijah on HBO's Girls, and led the Showtime series Black Monday.
What other animated series has Andrew Rannells voiced?
Rannells voices Matthew MacDell on the animated comedy Big Mouth. The role sits alongside his stage and live-action television work in a growing voice-acting resume.
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