Peter Dinklage's Wicked Character Dr. Dillamond is essential to understanding the place of animals in Oz and helps shape ...

Warning: Spoilers for Amazon's Brothers below! A Brothers sequel could fulfill the failed franchise potential of a cult Adam ...

You may think you know what to expect from Peter Dinklage on Hot Ones. And sure, there’s a requisite anecdote about Charles Dance being super apologetic for all the mean things he was saying as ...

Peter Dinklage knows how to rock. The "Game of Thrones" alum proved that much during his appearance on "Hot Ones" this week after host Sean Evans asked about sustaining an injury during his days ...

Peter Dinklage just shared a heartwarming behind-the-scenes story about his Game of Thrones co-star Charles Dance. During his Oct. 17 interview on Hot Ones, Dinklage said that Dance went out of his ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Dinklage then added that the show’s ability to subvert viewers’ expectations was ...

Peter Dinklage has joined the cast of 'Roofman ... If You Can', which starred Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks. 'Civil War' actress Dunst is to portray a Toys 'R Us employee, who Manchester ...

Peter Dinklage and Josh Brolin's new film Brothers is available to stream now on Prime Video. The action comedy sees Dinklage and Brolin play criminal twin brothers Jady and Moke Mungler ...

“Midnight Run — more of a buddy crime comedy, less of a heist film. Hot Rock, if you’ve seen that, the Peter Yates film, that is a great movie with Robert Redford. Everything just goes wrong ...

But we’ll get to that. First we have to introduce you to Peter Dinklage and Josh Brolin as twin brothers Jady and Moke, who hail from a long familial line of felons. One time they even got ...

Moke (Josh Brolin) is a reformed thief who gets roped into one last job with his twin brother, Jady (Peter Dinklage). By Brandon Yu When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film ...

Where 'Palm Springs' director Max Barbakow's debut refreshed an oft-repeated formula, his bumpy sophomore feature doesn't even engage with the most obvious aspect of its premise. You hear the ...