when was this?
2003.
Peter Dinklage
Dinklage found his breakthrough playing Finbar McBride, who is a quiet, withdrawn, unmarried man in the 2003 Tom McCarthy-directed film "The Station Agent".
name of the dwarf in game of thrones Tyrion Lannister. what's his name in real life? Peter Hayden Dinklage. what is his height? UNANSWERABLE what are the names of the other characters in the show you mentioned earlier? Lord Eddard "Ned" Stark , Catelyn, Sanasa, Robb, Arya, Bran, Rickon, Jon Snow, Samwell Tarly, Jeor Mormont, Gilly, Tormund Giantsbane , Ygritte and others. on which channel did this show air? HBO. what is its full form? Home Box Office. is dinklage one of the main characters? He is a prominent point of view character in the series. when was he born? 11 June 1969. is he still alive? Yes. which other shows has he worked on? Some of his films are "Living in Oblivion", " The Station Agent", "Elf", "Lassie", "Find Me Guilty", "Underdog" and others. has he won any awards? Yes, four Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series , a Golden Globe and a Screen Actors Guild Award. when did he win them? He received the Golden Globe in 2011 and the Scree Actors Guild Award in 2020. what other profession does he have apart from acting? He is a producer as well. where did he study? Delbarton School. how did he get his first breakthrough? In the film "The Station Agent".
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Peter Dinklage [SEP] Breakthrough (2003–2010)
Dinklage found his breakthrough playing Finbar McBride, who is a quiet, withdrawn, unmarried man in the 2003 Tom McCarthy-directed film "The Station Agent". According to co-star Bobby Cannavale, the film took three years to make and was not at first written with Dinklage in mind, Cannavale said McCarthy "set out to tell a story about a guy who was a train enthusiast who had chosen to isolate himself from the world," but when McCarthy actually started "putting pen to paper" for the screenplay he decided to write the role for him. Speaking about the role, Dinklage noted that usually "roles written for someone my size are a little flat"—often either comical or "sort of "Lord of the Rings"" type characters filled with wisdom; further: "They're not sexual, they're not romantic" and "they're not flawed." What attracted him to the character McCarthy had written was that it was not one of the stereotypical roles people with dwarfism play; rather, McBride has "romantic feelings" as well as "anger and ...