Who Exactly Is GAME OF THRONES Star Peter Dinklage Playing In AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR?
There's been speculation about who Peter Dinklage could be playing in Avengers: Infinity War for a while now and with more evidence surfacing in the past 24 hours, we're trying to figure out who he is...
There are an awful lot of mysteries surrounding Avengers: Infinity War but one of the biggest has to be who Game of Thrones star Peter Dinklage is playing. Quite some time ago, the actor was spotted rocking bright red hair and many fans were quick to jump to the conclusion that he must be Pip the Troll, a character with ties to Adam Warlock (who won't show up until Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3).
Since then, we've also heard rumours that Dinklage is actually playing Ulik, the troll responsible for creating Mjolnir who will actually be gigantic compared to the God of Thunder in this movie when he plays a role in helping the hero create the Stormbreaker. That made a lot of sense and seems right in the actor's wheelhouse but now more conflicting information has emerged about the actor's role.
However, in a new clip from Avengers: Infinity War - which you can see by clicking here - we finally hear the villainous Corvus Glaive speak and it definitely sounds like it's Dinklage. After all, he has a very distinctive speaking voice and while he only says a couple of words here, it's hard to imagine who else it could be because it really does sound like the Game of Thrones star is playing one of Thanos' kids.
Now that it's been confirmed that Carrie Coon is playing Proxima Midnight, we may now know the identity of three members of the Black Order. Tom Vaughan-Lawlor is voicing Ebony Maw and while Terry Notary is playing Cull Obsidian via mo-cap, we don't know if he's also voicing the brute. If Dinklage is Glaive, it's fair to say that Marvel has delivered in terms of finding top talents for this lot.
Who do you guys think Dinklage is playing in Avengers: Infinity War? Share your thoughts down below.
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