Lee Pace

Actor

American Chickasha, Oklahoma, USA Aries 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m)

Quick Info

ProfessionActor
NationalityAmerican
Date of Birth25/03/1979
Age47 years
BirthplaceChickasha, Oklahoma, USA
Zodiac SignAries

Latest News about Lee Pace

20/04/2026

Apple TV+ renewed Foundation for a fourth season, extending Lee Pace's role as Brother Day in the series. The renewal followed the show's continued success and kept Pace attached to one of his most prominent current television roles.

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Bio/Wiki

Full NameLee Grinner Pace
Height6 ft 5 in (1.96 m)

Physical Stats & More

Height6 ft 5 in (1.96 m)

Personal Life

ResidencesLived in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates, Houston, Texas
ParentsCharlotte Pace (mother), James Roy Pace (father)
Sexual OrientationQueer (publicly came out in 2018)

Relationships & More

SpouseMatthew Foley
StatusMarried

Family

FatherWorked in oil business

Career

DebutLaw & Order: Special Victims Unit (2002); Soldier's Girl (2003)
BreakthroughSoldier's Girl (2003) - Gotham Breakthrough Award, Golden Globe nomination
Key Roles
  • Title: Pushing Daisies Role: Ned Years: 2007-2009 Awards: Emmy nomination, Golden Globe nomination
  • Title: Halt and Catch Fire Role: Joe MacMillan Years: 2014-2017
  • Title: The Hobbit trilogy Role: Thranduil Years: 2012-2014
  • Title: Guardians of the Galaxy Role: Ronan the Accuser Year: 2014
  • Title: Foundation Role: Brother Day Years: 2021-present
TheatreSmall Tragedy (Lucille Lortel nomination); The Normal Heart (Broadway); Guardians (Lucille Lortel nomination)

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Temporarily dropped out of high school to act at Alley Theatre in Houston, later returned to graduate
2. Classmates at Juilliard: Anthony Mackie, Tracie Thoms
3. Attended Klein High School with Matt Bomer
4. Portrayed Calpernia Addams, a transgender woman, in Soldier's Girl

Also born on 25 March

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