In the first image from set, Peters, 34, wears blue jeans and a tucked-in button-down shirt, with eyeglasses and a mop of blond hair. He also wears a face shield, given pandemic precautions. Monster's cast also includes Niecy Nash, Penelope Ann Miller and Richard Jenkins, who plays Dahmer's dad.
Peters — who most recently appeared in Disney+'s WandaVision and HBO's Mare of Easttown — teased to Variety in April how he's researching for his performance, explaining that he had to pull back from digging too deep on the real-life story and instead commit to the scripts.
"I've read so much, I've watched so much, I've seen so much, and at a certain point, you've got to say, 'All right, that's enough.' There are beautifully written scripts. You can have all the backstory you want, but at the end of the day we're not making a documentary," he told the outlet at the time. "It's more about maintaining the idea and the through line of why you're telling the story and always having that as your guiding light."
"You can have all the backstory you want, but at the end of the day, we're not making a documentary," Evan explained. "It's more about maintaining the idea and the through line of why you're telling the story and always having that as your guiding light."
He continued at the time, "But there's so much material for Dahmer that I think it's incredibly important to make it really authentic."
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