Peter Dinklage to voice Dr. Dillmond the Goat
Peter Dinklage.
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Universal Pictures evil I found her goat. Peter Dinklage is set to voice the character of Dr. Dillmond in the film adaptation of the hit Broadway musical.
The news was revealed Wednesday afternoon in Las Vegas as Universal wrapped up its CinemaCon presentation by sharing new footage of evil, which will be in theaters during Thanksgiving this year. Universal and director Jon M. Chu will helm the film in two parts, with the second part scheduled to open over the weekend in 2025.
evil – The Untold Story of the Witches of Oz – Cynthia Erivo stars as Elphaba, a young woman who is misunderstood because of her unusual green skin and who has yet to discover her true powers. Ariana Grande plays Glenda, a popular young woman of privilege and ambition who has yet to discover her true heart. After meeting as young women, their extraordinary adventures eventually lead them to fulfill their destinies as the Wicked Witch of the West and the Good Glinda, respectively.
In the feature film adaptation, Dr. Delamond, a goat, is a history professor at Shi’s University who warns Elphaba of rising dark forces that threaten the talking animals of Oz, including himself.
the first evil It will hit theaters on November 27. The second on November 26, 2025.
Peter Dinklage is famous for his role as Tyrion Lannister in the film game of thronesfor which he won four Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe Award.
The actor’s career took off with the 2003 Sundance Film Festival Station agent. His numerous film credits include X-Men: Days of Future Past, Death at a funeral, Living in oblivion, Three billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri, Avengers: Infinity WarAnd The Hunger Games: Song of Songbirds, Snakes, and the American Dreamer. Upcoming movies included Unfrosted: The Story of a Pop Tart, The thicket And Toxic avenger. His numerous theatrical credits include month in the country, The things we want, Knickerbocker, Richard III, Uncle VanyaAnd Serrano.
Dinklage is represented by Franklin Latt at CAA and his attorney, Carl Austin.
