Just three months ago, Hollywood Heartthrob certified Pedro Pascal turned 50 years old – his 2025 has been so surprised by hits, most people probably forgot he was in “Gladiator II” And “The Wild Robot” not even a year ago. After years of largely worked under the radar, he said to ap That he can hardly believe in happiness.
“It’s the best time in my life,” he said. “Just, I don’t know … look around, and it’s an incredible reflection of … what I’m experiencing right now. I have a really amazing time.”
After the success of the romantic drama ”Materialists“Last month,” The Last of Us “star is forward and mine as Mr. Fantastic in”Fantastic Four: First Steps” Out in the theater July 25. He said he does not take responsibility for leading a brand new Marvel studios that is easy and emphasizes that he knows that the huge, hardcore fan base is watching.
“I think the outside will sometimes find you, no matter how much you try to protect you from it,” Pascal said. “It only comes with the territory. I think my nerves may have been bigger than they usually are, and so I think I was just a little more sensitive to the love that people have for stories like this, because I know they would not exist if it was not for the love that people have for these characters.”
The “Mandalorian” actor is really not stranger to act in beloved franchises – from a prominent intergalactic series to an epic adaptation of video games – and he acknowledged the responsibility to create a bit of entertainment that would satisfy the audience.
“I think it is just very important to me that expectations are met … but I also know that the only way to do it is to give all my focus and all my heart and my body and my soul and … it was the best I could do,” shared pascal.
In addition to entering the MCU, Pascal will also meet theaters on Friday 18 July in Ari Aster Latest “Eddington,” Where he plays a small town mayor who squats against Joaquin Phoenix on opposite sides of the covid debate about 2020. It would be the second of three theater publishers he has in just six weeks.
Watch the trailer for “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” below.
