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 It actually turned out to be rather easy: When you get a sword and bow and arrow and are in armor, it really helps with the make believe. It does a lot of the work for you." The Ben he mentions is Ben Barnes, who plays the titular prince. The two have many scenes together. "Ben's great. I have a new friend. He's really funny; we have a very similar sense of humor, and that's always important. Movie acting's tricky in that a lot of it you can't tell. I've worked with some great actors, and when you're doing the scene, you can't see their greatness – and then when you see it on screen, it's amazing. And I think Ben has that quality. He made the eight months much easier. I think he has a great career ahead of him." But then there were the four actors playing the Pevensie siblings: "They're very eccentric people," he jokes. "They stay in one trailer, all together. They have these pamphlets that they hand out to try to convert us. Some cult called 'The Pevensie Way.' They would chant all lunch break. It was creepy. No. What was the question?" Dinklage is never one to sit still for very long; aside from jumping effortlessly between big Hollywood productions and independent films, he appears regularly on stage, where he got his start. "I'm going to do a play over the summer, a Chekhov play, summer theater in Upstate New York. And then I'm doing three or four independent films here and in Los Angeles before the next Narnia." Yes, apparently there will be a role for Trumpkin in the third Narnia film, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader - in the original book by C.S. Lewis, the character is briefly mentioned, but then re-appears in a minor role in The Silver Chair. That means Dinklage may be able to get outfitted with the weapons and armor for a few years to come. Of course, every role has its downsides – Trumpkin is also saddled with a massive head of unkempt hair. "It's all yak hair," Dinklage says. "And human hair. Somewhere in a mountain there's a very cold yak because we used his hair. It was ... |
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