All posts tagged "Pedro Pascal"
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‘Strange Way Of Life’: Everything You Need To Know
'Strange Way of Life' is the most exciting -- and gayest -- short film to hit movie screens in a long time.
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Pedro Pascal Earns His First Three Emmy Nominations
Pedro Pascal went from no Emmy nominations to three in just one morning.
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Watch The Trailer For Upcoming Lesbian Film Drive-Away Dolls
Excitement is building among LGBTQ moviegoers as the trailer for the highly anticipated queer film, Drive-Away Dolls, has been released a few months after the...
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Pedro Pascal May Have Joined The Gladiator Sequel
Pascal may be on track to join an already impressive cast in Ridley Scott's sequel, which also stars Paul Mescal.
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Watch the Trailer for Pedro Pascal’s Gay Western Movie
Almodovar's 'Strange Way of Life' will have its world premiere at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival in May. Here's a peek at the trailer.
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Pedro Pascal Joins Cast of a New Lesbian Road Trip Film
Pascal is the latest addition to the cast of Ethan Coen's upcoming film 'Drive-Away Dolls.'
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Pedro Pascal and Ethan Hawke’s Queer Cowboy Film Coming to Cannes
Pedro AlmodĂłvar's short Western stars Pascal and Hawke as two hired guns in a romantic relationship that's rekindled after years apart.
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Sarah Paulson Once Gave Pedro Pascal Her Acting Salary So He Could Eat
Although Pascal is now a well-respected and successful actor, it took him many years to achieve this level of success.
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Pedro Pascal Talks Trans Sister: ‘My Protective Side Is Lethal’
Pedro Pascal is the man of the hour, gracing the cover of Esquire this month. The actor is basking in the success of two hit...
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‘The Mandalorian’ Review: This is The Way
Three seasons in, "The Mandalorian" has consistently remained one of the best sci-fi productions on television.
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‘The Last of Us’ Review: Killer Shrooms
A decade after it came to the Playstation, the weight of "The Last of Us" is transformed by HBO into a glorious series.
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Film: ‘The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent’ Is Maximalist And Muddled
Nicolas Cage parodies himself in "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent," which has the heft of an Oscars highlight reel.
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Review: Wonder Woman 1984 is a colorful, lightly comic sequel
"Wonder Woman 1984" takes a bold chance by easing up on the action to tell a superhero story with a point.
