Elias Toufexis

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Birthday:

27 October 1975, Montréal, Québec, Canada

Birth Name:

Illya George Toufexis

Height:

178 cm

Elias Toufexis has become an actor with a fan base and cult following around the world.He has played dozens of major characters on television in shows like. Bitten, Lost Girl, Alphas, Stargate Atlantis, Smallville, Eureka, Houdini & Doyle and particularly memorable characters on Supernatural and The ExpanseElias has amassed quite a following in the Science Fiction/Fantasy community.But television and film is only half of what Elias is known for. In the video-game world, Elias has played the leading characters in many multi-million dollar projects. The Assassin's Creed Series, The Far Cry Series, The Deus Ex Series, The Splinter Cell Series and dozens more...He does not only voice these characters but completely performs them through Motion/Performance Capture. Playing the leading character of Adam Jensen in The Deus Ex series has brought Elias the most fame.The original sold 4 Million+ units (making more than 280 Million) and now it has spawned sequels and an entire entertainment universe, from multiple games to books to comics, bringing Elias even more attention.He is also the lead character of Takkar in the game Far Cry Primal. Another leading character in an immensely popular franchise. The 6th title of this multi-million dollar series.You can also hear Elias as the voice of Yellow Pages, McDonald's, Lexus Cars and many many more radio and TV voice-over commercials. Show less «

I don't have a dream role as much as I have a dream of working with great people. I've achieved some of that with Michael Imperioli, Jon Voi...Show more »

I don't have a dream role as much as I have a dream of working with great people. I've achieved some of that with Michael Imperioli, Jon Voight etc...there are, of course, many others that I dream of working with. (On his dream role - TV Guide 2005) Show less «

I want people to know the character they're watching is completely performed by the actor: facial movement to body movement to, yes, the voi...Show more »

I want people to know the character they're watching is completely performed by the actor: facial movement to body movement to, yes, the voice. It's exactly as if the actor were playing a character on film or television. Except the performance is handed over to the tech geniuses, who help make the actor's performance even better. Sometimes they add a little extra movement, sometimes they eliminate a fleeting glance. But the core of the performance is crafted completely by the actor. Show less «