#January2017
Peter Dinklage In Talks To Join Next Two ‘Avengers’ Movies
So like, is it too obvious to cast Peter Dinklage as Uatu? Cause I’d really like him as Uatu in the next two Avengers movies.
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PETER DINKLAGE channels RON JEREMY for a ’70s mustache on ‘DAYS OF FUTURE PAST’ set.
The thing about Days of Future Past is that the production features roughly three-thousand actors. It’s massive like wut, like wut. So forgive me if I have forgotten that The King of Tits and Wine will be up in this movie as well. We have gotten a look at the aforementioned King, and he is rocking quite the impressive mustache. Sleazy, bitty-boning mustache.
PETER DINKLAGE Holds Down Cover Of Rolling Stone. Pimp-Slap Of Glee.
I love me some Peter Dinklage as Tyrion on Game of Thrones, and what I love even more is the universal acclaim it has brought the maestro behind Miles Finch from Elf. The Good Dink is continuing his Recognition Tour this week, snagging the cover to Rolling Stone. Pretty cool. Yeah, that’s about it. Pretty cool. Carry on.
Hit the jump to check it out.
Peter Dinklage Wins Emmy For ‘Game of Thrones’ Role. Tyrion Justice.
Peter Dinklage is so excellent in his portrayal of Tyrion on Game of Thrones that I usually take him for granted. Oh another excellent performance. Yawn! But he fucking owns as the Imp. Owns! And while I usually don’t give a fuck about awards shows, for some reason I take a good gleam to the news that Dinklage has cleaned up with an Emmy.
‘Captain America’ Writer Wants Peter Dinklage To Play MODOK In Sequel. Tyriontastic.
Peter Dinklage’s performance as Tyrion in ‘Game of Thrones’ is often times the highlight of the show for me, amid a collection of excellent performances and great scenes. So I love the idea of him playing MODOK in the Captain America sequel. I also love the concept of MODOK being in the movie.
Game of Thrones FINALE!: Fire and Blood
If the final minutes of “Fire and Blood” didn’t make your jaw hit the floor, best go have your pulse checked. The dragon(s) have awoken and season 1 of Thrones ended on such a homerun for HBO, the audience, and that fat guy with two middle initials: George R.R.Martin. Producers David Benioff and D.B. Weiss did a great job of adapting this immensely rich novel and streamlining it into a coherent show. Like the first book in the “Song of Ice and Fire” series, season 1 is essentially a prologue for the war to come and an even more grand season 2.
Game of Thrones: The Pointy End
Game of Thrones does this really incredible thing every week in which things appear to be at their worst. It feels like at any moment the kettle is going to boil over and everything will burst into flames. The amazing thing is that it doesn’t. The scary thing is, is that it’s still going to get worst. It’s unrelenting. With this episode everyone is gearing up for war. The “green” Robb Stark is stepping up to the plate for his father’s honor, the Lannisters are eager to defend their title, the Dothraki have no choice but to follow Drogo across the sea, and it appears that an unholy army is massing north of the Wall. I’ve read the first two books in the series and all of this still excites the hell out of me.
Game of Thrones: You Win or You Die
RIP King Robert – you were a whoring drunk whose death seemed rather pathetic. But we’re not stupid. You weren’t just gutted by a boar. We know foul play when we see it. You were fed drugged wine by your squire, Lancel Lannister. You’re dead now, though. Something a lot of people have been eagerly waiting for: your wife Cersei, you “son” Joffrey, and your brothers Renly and Stannis. The problem is that all of these people feel entitled to the throne (while the real heir works as a blacksmith’s apprentice) and civil war is about to break out any moment. Martin didn’t choose the title of his book because it sounded pretty.
Game of Thrones: A Golden Crown
So long, Viserys. I’m glad to see that in the end you finally got that crown you were constantly whining about. You have to admit though, Viserys went from being a total prick when we first met him to just plain pathetic right before they pour gold all over his head. I wouldn’t call it tragic, but he’s been told since he was five years old that the he would be king – a “dragon.” Watching a crowd chant the name of his sister’s unborn prince – Rhaego – was his tipping point. Ah, well. The crowning scene was beautifully brutal nonetheless.
