
Zachary Quinto is an American actor known for playing Spock in the rebooted Star Trek films and Sylar in the series Heroes, who voices Robot in the animated series Invincible.
Quinto voices Robot, later revealed as Rudy Connors, a technologically gifted hero in Invincible who leads a team of young superheroes while secretly controlling a cloned body from a life support pod. The character becomes one of the series' more morally complicated figures as his backstory and motives unfold across multiple seasons. Quinto brings a controlled, calculating tone to the part on the show produced by Skybound Entertainment.
Quinto first drew wide attention playing Sylar, the central antagonist of the NBC series Heroes, before taking on Spock in the rebooted Star Trek film trilogy. On the FX anthology series American Horror Story: Asylum, he played Dr. Oliver Thredson and earned an Emmy nomination for the part. He later starred in and produced the NBC medical drama Brilliant Minds. His film credits include Margin Call, Snowden, and Hotel Artemis, alongside stage work in Angels in America and The Glass Menagerie.

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Zachary Quinto voices Robot, later revealed as Rudy Connors, a technologically gifted hero in Invincible who leads a team of young superheroes while secretly controlling a cloned body from a life support pod. The character becomes one of the show's more morally complicated figures as his backstory unfolds across multiple seasons.
Quinto first drew wide attention playing Sylar, the central antagonist of the NBC series Heroes, before taking on Spock in the rebooted Star Trek film trilogy.
Quinto earned an Emmy nomination for playing Dr. Oliver Thredson on the FX anthology series American Horror Story: Asylum.
Quinto later starred in and produced the NBC medical drama Brilliant Minds, adding a producing credit to his acting career.
Quinto's film credits include Margin Call, Snowden, and Hotel Artemis, alongside stage work in Angels in America and The Glass Menagerie.
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