Pedro Pascal

Pedro Pascal, beloved for his roles in The Mandalorian and The Last of Us, shares insights into his film Babygirl and his deep love for movies. Halina Reijn, the creative force behind Babygirl, opens up about her artistic process and the challenges of honest storytelling. They discuss travel quirks, connecting over their experiences with films like The Social Network. The duo also reflects on vulnerability in film and personal memories tied to childhood movie experiences, highlighting the therapeutic power of storytelling and the courage it takes to embrace intimacy.

Pedro Pascal, the acclaimed actor known for his roles in The Mandalorian and Game of Thrones, brings charm and depth to the discussion. He shares humorous experiences from filming in Colombia, juxtaposed with poignant reflections on his family's activism during Pinochet's regime. The conversation flows into the quirks of acting in a helmet for The Mandalorian, along with lighthearted touches on hydration and sleep. Pascal’s humble journey to stardom is interwoven with laughs and insights on identity and self-care.

Mike Johnson brings Big Brother for the family, Trump throws a tantrum, President Biden's poll numbers, and Lovett dreams of future husband Pedro Pascal. Topics include parental monitoring of internet usage, exploring sex education through fan fiction, funny college stories, Trump's testimony, and fame anecdotes.

Actor Pedro Pascal, known for his role in 'Narcos,' shares his training experience with real DEA agents and making fake drug deals. The podcast also covers news stories including France claiming cocaine won't protect against COVID-19 and an unintentional LSD overdose with positive effects.

Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey dive into the intense themes of manipulation, power dynamics, and survival in The Last of Us. They discuss cannibalism, character complexities, and the moral ambiguity faced in the post-apocalyptic world. The hosts analyze Ellie's resourcefulness, David's manipulation tactics, and the unsettling scenes that challenge the characters' resilience and moral compass.