Morgan Spector
Morgan Spector made his Broadway debut in 2010 as Rodolpho in Gregory Mosher's revival of Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge at the Cort Theatre. In 2012, he played Boris in Erika Sheffer's Off-Broadway production of The Russian Transport at the Acorn Theatre and appeared as Lyman Sanderson M.
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BIO
Morgan Spector made his Broadway debut in 2010 as Rodolpho in Gregory Mosher's revival of Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge at the Cort Theatre. In 2012, he played Boris in Erika Sheffer's Off-Broadway production of The Russian Transport at the Acorn Theatre and appeared as Lyman Sanderson M.D. in the Broadway revival of Harvey at Studio 54. In 2014, he appeared as A Lover in the Broadway revival of Sophie Treadwell's Machinal at the American Airlines Theatre. His subsequent theater credits include Ironbound and Incognito in 2016, and Animal, in which he played Tom, and Fallen Angels, in which he played Maurice Duclos, in 2017.
Spector's film credits include Raspberry Heaven (2004), The Last Airbender (2010), as a Lead Fire Nation Soldier, Musical Chairs (2011), as Kenny, All Is Bright (2013), as Vladimir, Burning Blue (2013), as William Stephensen, Grand Street (2014), as Nino, and The Drop (2014), as Andre. His additional film work includes Christine (2016), as Dr. Parsons, and Chuck (2016), in which he portrayed Sylvester Stallone. In 2017, he appeared in Great Choice as a Waiter, Split as Derek, Man with Van as Kier, and Permission as Reece. He played Sadie's Husband in A Vigilante (2018) and appeared in With/In: Volume 1 (2021) in the segment "Mother!!," which he also directed. His later film credits include Nanny (2022), as Adam, Boston Strangler (2023), as James McLaughlin, I Don't Understand You (2024), as Massimo, and Caity (2026), as Paul. He also served as an executive producer on Moonfish (2026).
His television credits began with Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2009-2010), in which he appeared as Player #1/Tech in two episodes, and How to Make It in America (2010), as Scott in two episodes. From 2011 to 2013, he played Peter Yogorov in five episodes of Person of Interest. His 2013 television credits include Do No Harm as Roman Spektor, Orange Is the New Black as Patrick, Boardwalk Empire as Frank Capone in four episodes, and Zero Hour as Golem in three episodes. In 2014, he appeared as Dean in an episode of Unforgettable.
In 2015, Spector played Victor Dobrynin in all 13 episodes of Allegiance and began narrating Friday Night Tykes, appearing in 20 episodes between 2015 and 2016. He continued as narrator in 12 episodes of Friday Night Tykes: Steel Country in 2016. That year, he also appeared in the television series The Mist as Kevin Copeland in 10 episodes. In 2018, he played Dante Allen in the seventh season of Homeland and appeared as Mayor Bobby Novak in the Suits episode "Good-Bye." He reprised the role of Bobby Novak as a main cast member of the Suits spin-off Pearson in 2019.
In 2020, Spector portrayed Herman Levin in the HBO miniseries The Plot Against America. Since 2022, he has played George Russell in HBO's The Gilded Age. His additional television credits include Solar Opposites (2024), voicing Buttercup, and Black Rabbit (2025), in which he played Campbell in a recurring role.
STAGE CREDITS
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Movies
[ 2004 ] Kurt Callaway
[ 2010 ] Lead Fire Nation Soldier
[ 2011 ] Kenny
[ 2013 ] Vladimir
[ 2013 ] William Stephensen
[ 2014 ] Andre
[ 2014 ] Nino
[ 2016 ] Derek
[ 2016 ] Doctor Parsons
[ 2016 ] Sylvester Stallone
[ 2017 ] Kier
[ 2017 ] Reece
[ 2018 ] Sadie's Husband
[ 2022 ] Adam
[ 2024 ] Massimo
TV Shows
Tech, Player #1
Peter Yogorov
[ 2024 ] Buttercup
[ 2022-2025 ] George Russell
[ 2025-2025 ] Campbell
Awards and Nominations
Morgan Spector, Russian Transport
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and Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play (Drama Desk Awards) for Russian Transport.