Pedro Pascal’s ‘The Last of Us’ Co-Star Says He’s ‘So Much More’

Pedro Pascal’The “Daddy” Internet title is not suitable for everyone, especially to his co-star “The Last of Us”, Bella Ramsey.

Although the actor of “Game of Thrones” boldly adopted everyone’s heart, his young co-star revealed that attention made them feel protective of Pascal.

Ramsey addressed the viral internet renown of their paternal figure on the screen in a new interview. They admitted that they did not instantly like Pascal who was greeted as a “Zaddy” because of his appearance.

“I felt worried about him. I want to protect him from this whole joke to become the dad of the Internet,” said the 21 -year -old Vanity. “I said to myself:” I don’t want everyone to refer to you like that and see you like that. You are so much more. “”

Despite the age of 29 between Ramsey and Pascal, the pair shares an undeniable link which transcends what fans see on the screen.

The 50 -year -old actor once publicly congratulated Ramsey for making “The Last of Us” easier to film, admitting that they were both afraid of working with someone with an important age difference. However, their shared vulnerability has made experience so much the better.

Although Ramsey is not a fan, Pascal does not care about all the love of thirsty fans. In May 2023 Hollywood Reporter round table, The Chilean native admitted that he had “fun” with the title.

While chatting with stars of list A like Jeff Bridges and Kieran Culkin, Pascal said that he thought that fans call him “dad” mainly because of the kind of roles he occupies. In his words:

“(Papa’s thing) seems to be a little linked to the role, I think. There was a period when the Mandalorian is very dad for Grogu baby. Joel is very dad for Ellie. These are parts of dad. This is what it is.”

Nevertheless, the star “Gladiator II” always considers itself as a sexual symbol. During an appearance in 2022 on the Vanity Fair Lie Detector SeriesPascal admitted that he considers himself a “heart”.

Asked about his famous title, he replied: “Dad is a state of mind. I am your dad.”

True to its paternal title, the Hollywood star is known for having protected the LGBTQ +community, in particular transgender people.

After the writer “Harry Potter” posted a photo of her on a yacht, raising a drink and smoking a cigar to celebrate the decision, Pascal commented: “Behavior of odious losers”.

In addition, he liked a video urging fans to boycott everything that is associated with the successful book of Rowling and the series of films, “Harry Potter”.

Pascal’s passionate alliation to the Trans community comes from a personal place. In 2021, his younger sister Lux came out as trans, and the actor was only favorable.

When the star of “The Mandalorian” does not call transphobia, he often uses his platform to defend the LGBTQ +community. However, this opens it upside down.

This was the case in February when Pascal entered the stormy side of the Internet after publishing an assistance message on Instagram. “A world without trans people has never existed and will never do it,” said the sign.

To a fan who wrote: “You were my favorite actor … I’m not passing you [manicure emoji]. “”

Another comment that said: “Dude, you were one of my favorite actors until this … [disappointed face emoji]”received the answer”, it’s a shame. Wait, no, I don’t give a sh. “”

With impressive credits like “The Last of Us”, “The Mandalorian” and “Game of Thrones” in his name, Pascal, which broke out at 39, has become one of the most sought after stars in Hollywood.

It is not surprising that fans voted for him as the most likely to play Pope Leo XIV on the screen. As The Blast reported, Pascal leads the survey with ratings of 2/1 (+200) and an implicit probability of 33.3% to land the role.

“Casting the next pope is not only the religious authority. It has become a dramatic and symbolic choice,” said a spokesperson for the betting network. “These chances weigh everything, from the buzz of the industry to the range of actor to whom can be miter with a cinematographic brass.”