Actor Pedro Pascal, who plays a role in “The Fantastic Four: First Steps,” is showering his co-stars with praise rather than running short on compliments for the upcoming film. In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, Pascal reflected on some of the most memorable moments in his career.
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During a recent chat with Vanity Fair, Pascal pondered over his long and impactful career, reminiscing about the significant projects he’s been involved in. The topic of Game of Thrones naturally arose, leading Pascal to discuss the shocking death scene of his character and how that role has affected his professional journey since then.
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According to Pascal, in a conversation with Jon Favreau, they decided to omit the helmet-removal scene initially intended for “Chapter 15: The Believer,” which is the episode before the Season 2 finale, as per his suggestion.
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In a recent conversation with Vanity Fair, Pedro Pascal reminisced about an intensely moving day on set while filming The Last of Us alongside Bella Ramsey. As he watched a particular scene from the series, Pascal expressed his hesitation, saying, “I’d rather not watch it!” However, he quickly added, “But I could certainly discuss it.
Bella Ramsey has spoken candidly about the internet’s nicknaming Pedro Pascal as “Daddy”. In a chat with Vanity Fair, she admitted feeling uneasy about the online community using that term, explaining that she feels a sense of guardianship towards her ‘The Last of Us’ co-star and how he is viewed by fans.