"Venom's Revenge" will remake Game of Thrones, with "Little Devil" playing the deformed protagonist

According to a recent report by Deadline, the 1980s cult film "Vengeance" is about to be remade. Peter Dinklage, who played the little devil in "Game of Thrones", will star in the film, playing the protagonist who becomes a superhero by accident. It is reported that the film will be directed and written by Macon Blair, the director of "Nowhere".

The original "Vengeance of the Toxic Devil" is a cult film that combines science fiction, comedy, thriller and other genres. It tells the story of the mild-mannered Melvin, who works as a janitor at a fitness club and is often bullied by customers, which eventually leads to him falling from the second floor into toxic chemical waste. He was disfigured and turned into a deformed creature, but he also gained superhuman power, so he decided to take revenge and declare war on evil forces.

After the release of Venom in 1984, Venom caused a huge response. The producers then took advantage of the momentum and filmed three sequels and an animated film, creating a universe around the character of Venom. In addition to the movie, Venom was also adapted into a musical and a comic. Due to the poor quality of subsequent films, Venom 4 was released in 2001 and there has been no sequel.

The producers decided to cast Peter Dinklage in this film because he has good experience in comedy and fantasy dramas. Peter Dinklage suffers from dwarfism and is only 135cm tall. He became popular for the film Death at a Funeral. He then starred in Game of Thrones, Avengers 3, and X-Men: Days of Future Past, which made him famous.