Pedro Pascal Gets Goodnight Prank Call From Chris Evans & Dakota Johnson

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Chris Evans and Dakota Johnson playfully tricked Pedro Pascal following his absence at the New York premiere of their movie “Materialists.” The amusing phone call, posted by A24, rapidly garnered popularity due to its genuine appeal and lighthearted atmosphere.

During our conversation, here’s how Pascal reacted, shedding light on the unseen connection they share off-camera.

Chris Evans and Dakota Johnson prank call Pedro Pascal

In a fun twist of events, Chris Evans, Dakota Johnson, and Pedro Pascal had a surprise “goodnight” chat over FaceTime. This is part of an online trend where famous folks reach out to their friends without any prior context to simply wish them goodnight. The amusing call was later posted on A24’s Instagram as a promotion for Materialists, the upcoming romantic comedy in which all three stars appear.

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The prank happened since Pascal was unable to make it to the New York premiere of the film on June 7, 2025. During the phone call, when Pascal answered with a curious “What do you want?”, Evans said, “You,” and Johnson chimed in with “We’re just calling to say goodnight.” In response, Pascal questioned, “I’m supposed to go to bed at 6 p.m.?” Johnson confirmed, “Yes, indeed. Goodnight.” Evans ended the call with a friendly “Sleep well, buddy. Sweet dreams.

Afterwards, Evans inquired, “Is 10 how much you’d like to be here with us?” To which Pascal responded, “Given that it’s you two, I’d go to great lengths to be with both of you.” Johnson then asked, “Do you love me more than Chris or vice versa?” Pascal replied, “It’s too challenging. It’s beyond my ability [to answer].” Evans then murmured, “I understand the truth.

The conversation happened in front of a Pascal standup at the premiere of Materialists, where both Johnson and Evans were in attendance. The movie, helmed by Celine Song from Past Lives, has Johnson playing Lucy, a matchmaker who finds herself entangled between her former lover John (Evans) and a new love interest, Harry (Pascal).

Johnson referred to the tale as “essentially a narrative of courage, but also fear.” She characterized Evans and Pascal as “compassionate and receptive” colleagues. Moreover, she mentioned that it was intriguing because “two distinct spheres were brought together, Pedro’s realm and Chris’ realm.

The trend of pulling “goodnight” pranks originated on the social media platform TikTok, with well-known figures such as Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese participating in it.

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2025-06-13 09:40