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Aug 24, 2019 · Edward Philipe Mott and Rory Monahan In American Horror Story: Roanoke. Peters pulled double duty in Roanoke playing two separate characters. First, it was Edward Philipe Mott, the wealthy aristocrat, and ancestor of Freak Show 's Dandy Mott. He was the original owner of the Roanoke house Matt and Shelby later moved into.
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- Tate Langdon (Murder House, Apocalypse) One of the major storylines on American Horror Story's first season, Murder House, revolved around the love blossoming between Violet Harmon (Taissa Farmiga) and Tate Langdon.
- Kit Walker (Asylum) Kit Walker of Asylum might be Evan Peters' most moral American Horror Story character, and really got the short end of the stick. He and his wife Alma faced discrimination for being an interracial couple back when that was rare and frowned upon by most, and he was then of course framed for the murders committed by Oliver "Bloody Face" Thredson and locked up in Briarcliff.
- Kyle Spencer (Coven) In an echo of Murder House, Coven's Kyle Spencer also saw his story revolve around a doomed romance with a Taissa Farmiga character, this time young witch Zoe Benson.
- Jimmy Darling (Freak Show) American Horror Story: Freak Show's Jimmy Darling, aka Lobster Boy, finally gets an Evan Peters character a decently happy ending.
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- Tate Langdon (Murder House) This is a lot of fans' favorite, as Tate is a character from the first season and our introduction to the actor and the show.
- James Patrick March (Hotel) Looking back, this was a changing moment for Peters, as up until Season 5, he played somewhat likable characters even if they turned out to be really messed up in the end.
- Kai Anderson (Cult) This role made Peters step away from acting in Season 9 of the show — the first ever since it started. An intense role that took a toll on the actor, Kai Anderson is a bloodthirsty cult leader, and it's no surprise he also affected Peters, as the entire eighth season was a lot closer to reality than its usual supernatural and dark entities.
- Kit Walker (Asylum) Kit Walker is a major part of the show's most loved season: Asylum. He was abducted by aliens with his wife and then was wrongly accused of the murders by the Bloody Face Killer and sent to Briarcliff Manor.
- Jeff Pfister - Season 8, Apocalypse. Evan Peter plays a whopping four separate characters in season 8 of American Horror Story, titled Apocalypse, and it's just as well because frankly, the less airtime for Jeff Pfister, the better.
- Jesus Christ - Season 7, Cult. Playing Jesus Christ with any degree of conviction can't be easy, but leave it to Evan Peters to pull it off in a way that makes viewers squirm with discomfort.
- Rory Monahan - Season 6, Roanoke. In Roanoke, Peters plays Rory Monahan, an actor portraying Edward Philippe Mott in My Roanoke Nightmare and Return to Roanoke.
- Edward Philippe Mott - Season 6, Roanoke. Only slightly more interesting than Rory Monahan himself is the character he portrays in My Roanoke Nightmare and Return to Roanoke.
Sep 8, 2021 · Charles Manson and Jim Jones are Evan Peters’s most recognizable American Horror Story portrayals aside from Warhol. Peters accurately captures the unhinged, bug-eyed essence of Manson. Then he believably captures the menacing gravitas of Jones and the mentally disconnected Marshall Applewhite.
Aug 20, 2021 · Previously a near-unknown, Peters blew it out of the water in his first role on American Horror Story. As the deeply disturbed, lovesick ghost Tate Langdon in Murder House, the audience somehow felt for the teenager at times, despite his dark history.
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Evan Peters (born January 20, 1987) is an American actor and frequent member of the American Horror Story ensemble. Evan Peters was born on January 20, 1987, to Phil Peters, the Vice President of the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, and Julie Peters. When Evan was 15, he moved to Los Angeles with his mother to pursue his acting career. According to Peters, he got into acting because he wanted ...
