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Peter Dinklage has joined the cast of FX’s “Alien: Earth” Season 2, Variety has confirmed. While his character details are still kept under wraps, the “Game of Thrones” Emmy winner will be a series ...

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Can we officially add Peter Dinklage to the roster of greatest genre actors of all time? Aside from his iconic turn as Tyrion Lannister on Game of Thrones, he’s also starred in projects like X-Men: ...

Peter Dinklage is about to have another franchise under his belt. The actor has joined the cast of “Alien: Earth” Season 2 at FX as a series regular. The show, created by Noah Hawley, was renewed in ...

He drinks, and he knows things. Hopefully, those things are about xenomorphs. That’s because none other than Peter Dinklage is joining the cast of Alien: Earth season two. The casting is the first big ...

The Emmy winner will play a role in season two of the series from Noah Hawley. By Rick Porter Television Business Editor FX’s Alien: Earth is adding a multiple Emmy winner to its cast for season two.

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