Alabama-born actor Walton Goggins has a memorable name, but there’s no doubt when he’s on-screen, he puts in performances that are just as eye-catching and unforgettable as the moniker his parents gave him. He’s been involved in laugh-out-loud comedies, heartbreaking dramas, and big-budget action films, which just goes to show his vast range and ability as an actor. Whether he’s riffing humorously as he does in The Righteous Gemstones, or giving a nuanced, deeply emotional performance as he does in That Evening Sun, the actor is always an engaging presence that gives it his all. Whether you’re a fan of his, or just saw him in something and can’t get his performance out of your head, check out our list of the best Walton Goggins movies and TV shows!

10. Ant-Man and the Wasp

Goggins plays a villain in this Paul Rudd action sequel, which ended up being both a commercial and critical hit for the MCU when it was released back in 2018. The movie chronicles the adventures of Scott Lang/Ant-Man (Rudd) and Hope Pym/the Wasp (Evangeline Lilly) as they join up with Pym’s father to try and rescue her mother from the Quantum Realm. However, they realize they need a part from a dodgy dealer named Sonny Burch (Goggins), who ends up double-crossing them in the hope of profiting off of the research being done by the Pym clan. Goggins brings the perfect blend of humor and seriousness as the bad guy and is a big part of the reason why this film is so beloved by many Marvel fans.

9. Sons of Anarchy

Although Goggins only appeared in six episodes across three of seven seasons in Sons of Anarchy, he was nominated for a Critics Choice Award for Best Guest Performance for his role as Venus Van Damme, a trans sex worker who eventually became an ally of the gang and enters into a romantic relationship with Tig. Although the role would probably be taken by a trans actor today, there’s no doubt Goggins made sure his character was portrayed with nuance, something a lot of trans characters don’t get the courtesy of, as they often end up being the butt of jokes thanks to lazy writing. Plus, he gets to deliver some of the funniest lines in the series, usually at the expense of the tough bikers.