Dexter's upcoming third spin-off Dexter: Resurrection has announced some major casting news.
This new show serves as the latest chapter in the serial killer's ongoing saga, with Michael C Hall returning once again.
One new face joining the Resurrection has just been confirmed: Game of Thrones' fan-favourite Peter Dinklage.
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The Tyrion Lannister actor will play the character Leon Prater, a billionaire venture capitalist who presents a polished and generous persona to the public, but hides a dark secret.
Kill Bill's Uma Thurman has also been officially announced for the show. She'll be playing Charley, a former Special Ops officer who now works as the head of Prater's security.
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We also know that David Zayas is coming back as Detective Angel Batista, Jack Alcott is reprising the role of Dexter's son Harrison Morgan, and James Remar is also returning as Dexter's late father Harry Morgan.
Serving as a follow-up to Dexter: New Blood (itself a sequel to the original series), Resurrection is set to premiere in the summer.
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Meanwhile, prequel series Dexter: Original Sin premiered late last year and will wrap up its first season this Friday (February 14).
It stars Shadow and Bone actor Patrick Gibson as a young Dexter, as well as Grey's Anatomy star Patrick Dempsey, Mr Robot's Christian Slater, singer Christina Milian and Buffy the Vampire Slayer's Sarah Michelle Gellar.
Speaking of Buffy, Gellar recently stated that the iconic series is likely getting a resurrection of its own.
"This has been a long process, and it’s not over yet," she wrote on Instagram. "I promise you, we will only make this show if we know we can do it right. And I will tell you that we are on the path there."
Dexter: Original Sin is airing on Paramount+.
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