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{{Plagiarism|Taken from the [http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/actor.htm Marvel Appendix]}}
[[Image:The_Actor.gif|thumb|right|Actor]]
 
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'''Real Name:''' Unrevealed<br>
 
'''Nicknames:''' None<br>
 
'''Former Aliases:''' [[Nikita Khrushchev]], The [[Red Barbarian]], Sir Reginald, [[Iron Man (Tony Stark)|Tony Stark]] (Numerous others whom he has impersonated)
 
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'''Other Current Aliases:''' None<br>
 
   
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{{Marvel Database:Character Template
==Status==
 
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| Image = Actor (Earth-616) from Tales of Suspense Vol 1 42 001.jpg
'''Occupation:''' Industrial Spy and Saboteur <br>
 
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| RealName =
'''Legal Status:''' Citizen of an unnamed Communist Block nation<br>
 
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| CurrentAlias = Actor
'''Identity:''' Secret<br>
 
 
| Aliases = [[Nikita Khrushchev (Earth-616)|Nikita Khrushchev]], Sir Reginald, [[Anthony Stark (Earth-616)|Tony Stark]], Numerous others whom he has impersonated
'''Marital Status:''' Unrevealed <br>
 
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| Identity = Secret
'''Group Affiliation:''' Agent of the the former [[USSR]]; Former partner of the [[Red Barbarian]]. <br>
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| Affiliation = {{m|Neo-Soviets (Earth-616)|Neo-Soviets}}, agent of the the former [[USSR]]; former partner of the [[Andre Rostov (Earth-616)|Red Barbarian]]
'''Base of Operations:''' Mobile<br>
 
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| Relatives =
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| Universe = Earth-616
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| BaseOfOperations = Mobile
   
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| Gender = Male
==Origin==
 
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| Height =
Next to nothing is known of the past of the man known only as the Actor. He was first seen when he appeared before the communist general known as the [[Red Barbarian]].<br>
 
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| Weight =
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| Eyes =
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| Hair = Black
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| UnusualFeatures =
   
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| Citizenship = Soviet
'''Place of Birth:''' Unrevealed <br>
 
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| MaritalStatus = Single
'''Place of Death:''' Somewhere in the former [[USSR]]<br>
 
 
| Occupation = Industrial Spy and Saboteur
'''Known Relatives:''' None<br>
 
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| Education =
'''First Appearance:''' [[Tales of Suspense 42|Tales of Suspense #42]]<br>
 
'''Final Appearance:''' [[Tales of Suspense 42|Tales of Suspense #42]]<br>
 
   
 
| Origin = [[Homo sapiens|Human]]. Next to nothing is known of the past of the man known only as the Actor. He was first seen when he appeared before the communist general known as the [[Andre Rostov (Earth-616)|Red Barbarian]].
==History==
 
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| PlaceOfBirth =
Next to nothing is known of the past of the man known only as the Actor. He was first seen when he appeared before the communist general known as the [[Red Barbarian]]. The Barbarian had been unsuccessful in obtaining the plans for a disintegrator weapon under construction at [[Stark Industries]]. The Actor appeared, posing as [[Nikita Khrushchev]], throwing the Barbarian off guard, but then revealed himself and offered his aid. The Actor further demonstrated his skill in disguise and impersonation, and the Barbarian sent him to replace [[Iron Man (Tony Stark)|Tony Stark]] himself, to gain the plans.
 
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| Creators = Stan Lee; Robert Bernstein; Don Heck
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| First = Tales of Suspense #42
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| Death =
   
 
| HistoryText = The communist general known as the [[Andre Rostov (Earth-616)|Red Barbarian]] had been unsuccessful in obtaining the plans for a Disintegrator weapon under construction at [[Stark Industries]]. The Actor appeared, posing as [[Nikita Khrushchev (Earth-616)|Nikita Khrushchev]], throwing the Barbarian off guard, but then revealed himself and offered his aid. The Actor further demonstrated his skill in disguise and impersonation, and the Barbarian sent him to replace [[Anthony Stark (Earth-616)|Tony Stark]] himself, to gain the plans.
The Actor traveled to the Unites States, and, disguised as Stark, easily entered Stark Industries. There he succeeded in not only obtaining the plans, but in discovering the fact that Stark himself was [[Iron Man (Tony Stark)|Iron Man]]. The Actor decided to keep the identity a secret in case he ever needed an ace in the hole to redeem some blunder. The Actor then returned to the USSR and left his agents to terminate the real Tony Stark, who had been sent away on a false meeting. Stark, as Iron Man, overcame the Actor's agents, and forced them to reveal their actions and plans.
 
   
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[[File:Actor (Earth-616) from Tales of Suspense Vol 1 42 002.jpg|thumb|left|Impersonating Tony Stark]]
Iron Man caught up with the Actor by using a rocket to arrive in the USSR minutes before him. Iron Man ambushed his car, and retook the plans for the Disintegrator. Iron Man then traveled to the Red Barbarian's base, posing as the actor. Iron Man told the Barbarian that the briefcase was booby-trapped and couldn't be opened for another four hours, and then left, returning to the USA. The real Actor returned to the Red Barbarian, hoping his news of Iron Man's real identity would allow him to be forgiven for failing to gain the plans to the weapon. However, the Red Barbarian saw that the Actor didn't have the plans, and when the Actor said he nothing about the time locked brief case, the Red Barbarian refused to believe the Actor and had him shot as a traitor. <br>
 
   
 
The Actor traveled to the Unites States, and, disguised as Stark, easily entered Stark Industries. There he succeeded in not only obtaining the plans, but in discovering the fact that Stark himself was Iron Man. The Actor decided to keep the identity a secret in case he ever needed an ace in the hole to redeem some blunder. The Actor returned to the USSR and left his agents to terminate the real Tony Stark, who had been sent away on a false meeting. Stark, as Iron Man, overcame the Actor's agents, and forced them to reveal their actions and plans.
==Characteristics==
 
 
Iron Man caught up with the Actor by using a rocket to arrive in the [[USSR]] minutes before him. Iron Man ambushed his car, and retook the plans for the Disintegrator. Iron Man then traveled to the Red Barbarian's base, posing as the Actor. Iron Man told the Barbarian that the briefcase was booby-trapped and couldn't be opened for another four hours, and then left, returning to the [[USA]]. The real Actor returned to the Red Barbarian, hoping his news of Iron Man's real identity would allow him to be forgiven for failing to gain the plans to the weapon. However, the Red Barbarian saw that the Actor didn't have the plans, and when the Actor said he nothing about the time locked brief case, the Red Barbarian refused to believe the Actor and had him shot as a traitor. {{r|Tales of Suspense Vol 1 #42}}
'''Height:''' Unrevealed <br>
 
'''Weight:''' Unrevealed<br>
 
'''Eyes:''' Unrevealed <br>
 
'''Hair:''' Brown <br>
 
'''Unusual Features:''' No unusual features <br>
 
   
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The Actor was later revealed to not have been killed, working, again, under the command of the Red Barbarian as part of the [[Neo-Soviets (Earth-616)|Neo-Soviets]], a group of former Soviet agents. The Actor was able to assist in capturing [[Anthony Stark (Earth-616)|Iron Man (Tony Stark)]] by impersonating his best friend [[James Rhodes (Earth-616)|James "Rhodey" Rhodes]] only for his ruse to be broken when Stark punched him out in anger at the seeming betrayal.{{r|Iron Man & the Armor Wars Vol 1 3}}{{r|Iron Man & the Armor Wars Vol 1 4}}
==Powers==
 
'''Strength Level:''' The Actor possesses the normal human strength level for a man his age, height, and build who engaged in moderate regular exercise.<br>
 
   
'''Known Powers:''' No known powers. <br>
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| Powers =
 
| Abilities = '''Impersonation:''' The Actor was a master of impersonation. He could adjust his own facial structure so that with a little make up and perhaps a wig, he could impersonate almost anyone. He could perform rapid changes, duplicating the appearance of others within a few minutes after seeing only a photograph of that person.
   
 
'''Espionage:''' The Actor was also skilled in espionage, and had some degree of training in armed and unarmed combat. He sometimes worked with other communist spies or soldiers.
'''Known Abilities:''' <br>
 
 
| Strength = The Actor possessed the normal human strength level for a man his age, height, and build who engaged in moderate regular exercise
*'''Impersonation:''' The Actor was a master of impersonation. He could adjust his own facial structure so that with a little make up and perhaps a wig, he could impersonate almost anyone. He could perform rapid changes, duplicating the appearance of others within a few minutes after seeing only a photograph of that person.
 
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| Weaknesses =
*'''Espionage:''' The Actor was also skilled in espionage, and had some degree of training in armed and unarmed combat. He sometimes worked with other communist spies or soldiers. <br>
 
   
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| Equipment =
==Miscellaneous==
 
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| Transportation =
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| Weapons =
   
==Notes==
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| Notes =
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| Trivia =
*Before his demise, the Actor learned that Tony Stark was Iron Man.
 
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| Links = * [http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/actor.htm Actor at the Marvel Appendix]
 
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==Trivia==
 
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==List of Appearances:==
 
*[[Tales of Suspense 42|Tales of Suspense #42]] - First Appearance
 
 
==Related Articles:==
 
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==External Links:==
 
* http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/actor.htm
 
 
==References:==
 
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[[Category:Deceased Characters]]
 
[[Category:Male Characters]]
 
[[Category:Bad Characters]]
 
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Revision as of 13:45, 20 May 2019


History

The communist general known as the Red Barbarian had been unsuccessful in obtaining the plans for a Disintegrator weapon under construction at Stark Industries. The Actor appeared, posing as Nikita Khrushchev, throwing the Barbarian off guard, but then revealed himself and offered his aid. The Actor further demonstrated his skill in disguise and impersonation, and the Barbarian sent him to replace Tony Stark himself, to gain the plans.

Actor (Earth-616) from Tales of Suspense Vol 1 42 002

Impersonating Tony Stark

The Actor traveled to the Unites States, and, disguised as Stark, easily entered Stark Industries. There he succeeded in not only obtaining the plans, but in discovering the fact that Stark himself was Iron Man. The Actor decided to keep the identity a secret in case he ever needed an ace in the hole to redeem some blunder. The Actor returned to the USSR and left his agents to terminate the real Tony Stark, who had been sent away on a false meeting. Stark, as Iron Man, overcame the Actor's agents, and forced them to reveal their actions and plans. Iron Man caught up with the Actor by using a rocket to arrive in the USSR minutes before him. Iron Man ambushed his car, and retook the plans for the Disintegrator. Iron Man then traveled to the Red Barbarian's base, posing as the Actor. Iron Man told the Barbarian that the briefcase was booby-trapped and couldn't be opened for another four hours, and then left, returning to the USA. The real Actor returned to the Red Barbarian, hoping his news of Iron Man's real identity would allow him to be forgiven for failing to gain the plans to the weapon. However, the Red Barbarian saw that the Actor didn't have the plans, and when the Actor said he nothing about the time locked brief case, the Red Barbarian refused to believe the Actor and had him shot as a traitor. [1]

The Actor was later revealed to not have been killed, working, again, under the command of the Red Barbarian as part of the Neo-Soviets, a group of former Soviet agents. The Actor was able to assist in capturing Iron Man (Tony Stark) by impersonating his best friend James "Rhodey" Rhodes only for his ruse to be broken when Stark punched him out in anger at the seeming betrayal.[2][3]

Attributes

Abilities

Impersonation: The Actor was a master of impersonation. He could adjust his own facial structure so that with a little make up and perhaps a wig, he could impersonate almost anyone. He could perform rapid changes, duplicating the appearance of others within a few minutes after seeing only a photograph of that person.

Espionage: The Actor was also skilled in espionage, and had some degree of training in armed and unarmed combat. He sometimes worked with other communist spies or soldiers.

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