Pete Davidson: Comedian supports Pedro Pascal

Comedian Pete Davidson (31) takes Pedro Pascal (50) protected against critics. how Davidson spoke in a episode of the podcast “This Past Weekend” with moderator Theo von about life in the spotlight. From admitted that some aspects of the Hollywood Ruhm appear scary. He called the cycle, in which celebrities are first celebrated and then convicted, as an example.

Davidson agreed: “You can hardly wait, do you?” He cited Pascal as the latest example that fell victim to this trend. “Two years ago he had the call of a hardworking, great actor,” said Davidson about Pascal. “Everyone said: ‘He worked so hard and was an unsuccessful actor.'” He added that Pascal was now “damn successful” and can be seen in many films. “Now everyone says: ‘Gone, man.'”

The comedian added: “You have to give some time to get used to this success. He worked hard for it for 30 years.” Davidson continued to say that Pascal was far from the only one who was affected by this trend. The social media would “target Walton Goggins next”. That would happen within a few months, the comedian said.

Davidson’s statements come a few days after Pascal was seen in the trailer for the new Star Wars film “The Mandalorian and Grogu” (2026). The actor returns as the title -giving bounty hunter, the cast also includes Sigourney Weaver (75), Jeremy Allen White (34) and Jonathan Coyne (67).

Pascal celebrated his breakthrough in 2014 with the role of Oberyn Martell in “Game of Thrones”. He then took on one of the leading roles in the Netflix series “Narcos” (2015). At the same time, he always played supporting roles in films before starting this year as the main actor.

He took on the role of the Reed Richard in Marvel “Fantastic Four”. In the love comedy “What is love – materialist” he was in front of the camera together with Dakota Johnson (35) and Chris Evans (44). He was also seen in “Eddington”. Pascal received a SAG Award for his representation of Joel Miller in the series “The Last of Us” (2023).