Seth Green stands as one of his generation’s sharpest comic character actors, a redhead with impeccable timing who turned scene-stealing into a four-decade career. He broke through as Scott Evil opposite Mike Myers in Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997) and its sequels, played werewolf Daniel “Oz” Osbourne on Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997-2000), joined the heist crew in The Italian Job (2003), and co-created the stop-motion juggernaut Robot Chicken (2005-present) for Adult Swim. Few actors his age have logged this much voice work, sketch comedy, and franchise screen time at once.

Seth brings a wired, motormouthed energy to the camera, eyes wide and reactions landing a half-second ahead of everyone else in the frame. He stands five-foot-four with a freckled face and a shock of red hair, features that fit Oz’s deadpan stillness on Buffy and Scott Evil’s whiny petulance in equal measure. He hosts Robot Chicken, voices Chris Griffin on Family Guy, and keeps showing up in genre projects where his fans expect to find him.