00:00An emblem in himself of Apple TV+, through the impact of his acclaimed performance in Foundation, as Brother Day,
00:05with an aesthetic physique, a disconcerting charisma, and an enchanting charm, Lee Pace is an atypical actor, far from the
00:12polished persona we know today.
00:14Let's go back in time. His first performance was in Soldier's Girl in 2003. He is incredibly feminine and unsettling.
00:21Those who only know him from his recent roles will be surprised.
00:24He portrays Calpurnia Adams, a transgender cabaret artist whom a captivated soldier falls in love with. This earned him a
00:31Golden Globe nomination and won him a Gotham Award. He was then discovered in the series Pushing Daisies.
00:37He plays Ned, a pie maker able to bring the dead back to life, but only for one minute. A
00:42tender, strange, and romantic role that earned him an Emmy Award nomination in 2008.
00:47Then, Lee Pace completely changed register. He became the Elven King Thranduil in the Hobbit trilogy, a performance that fits
00:54him like a glove, before portraying the formidable Ronin, the accuser in Guardians of the Galaxy, a role he also
01:00reprises in Captain Marvel.
01:02On television, his role as Joe McMillan in Halt and Catch Fire confirms his talent. A visionary of technology, brilliant,
01:09seductive, and deeply unpredictable.
01:11And since 2021, he impresses in Foundation, where he plays the relentless Emperor Brother Dei of the Kleon Dynasty, residing
01:18on Trantor.
01:19Today, he appears in the film Practical Magic 2, alongside Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman, which is set to be
01:25released soon.
01:27From trans to imperial emperor, Lee Pace has built a discreet, yet incredibly versatile career.
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