Biography of Evan Peters
Evan Peters is an American actor known for his role as Pietro Maximoff, also known as Quicksilver, in the iconic superhero franchise "X-Men." He appeared in the films "Days of Future Past," "Apocalypse," and "Dark Phoenix." He is also memorable for his roles in the anthology series "American Horror Story." For his role as Adam Sheppard in Michael Picchiottino's drama "Clipping Adam," he received the Phoenix Film Festival award for "Best Breakthrough Performance". In addition, he is known for his role as the serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer in the miniseries "Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story"
Childhood and Family
Evan Thomas Peters was born in the winter of 1987 to an American family, Phil and Julie Peters, in the town of St. Louis, Missouri. His father, the vice president of the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, was married twice. Through his father, Evan has a sister named Michelle. His mother, a homemaker, cared for Evan and his brother Andrew. The family was devout, so the boys attended St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Elementary School.

First Roles
To realize his creative potential, sixteen-year-old Evan moved to the famous American talent hub with his mother. With the agent's support, Peters appeared in fashion shows and participated in castings. His path to fame began modestly with commercials for Papa John's Pizza, Albertson's grocery store, and a Sony gaming console.

American Horror Story and Other Roles
After his successful start, Peters began acting frequently, but mostly in supporting roles. He played Jesse Varon in "Invasion," Ricky Hobbs in "An American Crime," and Ross in "Remarkable Power." He appeared in an episode of the famous "House M.D." with Hugh Laurie and Lisa Edelstein. He also played Max Cooperman in the sports action film "Never Back Down" and Craig Hope in the dramatic comedy "Dirt." Additionally, he portrayed Oliver McDaniel in the detective thriller "The Mentalist" with Simon Baker in the lead role.

Peters' character caught the viewers' attention, and he appeared in the second season as Kit Walker, a patient in a psychiatric clinic. Alongside Sarah Paulson, he became a regular in all subsequent seasons until 2019, when he announced his desire not to participate in the ninth season. He cited his own fatigue from portraying dark characters on the show.What happened to my character in the past is awful and tragic. The problem is, it's not fiction. There have been so many school shootings, and Columbine is just one of them. It's terrible. On the other hand, it's cool to go crazy in front of the camera—it's every actor's dream. It's a tough and exhausting experience, but I enjoyed filming that scene; it was very interesting.




Personal Life of Evan Peters
From 2007 to 2010, Evan dated actress Alexandra Breckenridge, who was five years older than him. He was then rumored to have had relationships with British model Pixie Geldof and actress Lindsay Lohan. For a year, he was often seen with colleague Alexia Quinn.




Evan Peters Now
In September 2022, Netflix released the first season of the anthology series "Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story" by "American Horror Story" showrunner Ryan Murphy, with Evan Peters in the lead role. The biopic about the Milwaukee monster received four Golden Globe nominations. According to the actor, filming was challenging for him, but the sixth episode, where Dahmer's victim is the deaf Tony Hughes, was especially difficult.
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