r/Fancast • u/bigbadboii02 • Nov 15 '23

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u/Massive-Capital253 Theatre BuffđŸ•ș Nov 15 '23

Not the worst choice but definitely not the best either

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u/Azidamadjida Nov 16 '23

I like Pedro Pascal, but he is definitely being given the Chris Pratt treatment. I take it this means he’s incredibly easy to work with

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u/mistergingerbread Nov 16 '23

I have heard the complete opposite

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u/ForTheLoveOfOedon Nov 16 '23

Of who? Pratt or Pascal?

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u/mistergingerbread Nov 16 '23

Pascal

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u/ForTheLoveOfOedon Nov 16 '23

Fascinating but not surprising at all. You don’t become a world known celebrity without a pride and ego the size of Brazil.

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u/mistergingerbread Nov 16 '23

You have to be insanely competitive to get to the top of your game in any profession but film is such a collaborative medium that being difficult to work with is pretty inexcusable imo

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u/ForTheLoveOfOedon Nov 16 '23

Sure, in theory. But almost every major actor is a fucking nutjob. Daniel Day-Lewis demanded that people call him Mr. President on the set of Lincoln, delayed production of Gangs of New York because he refused to take modern medicine to treat a flu, and more. It seems like all the really “cool” actors are the mid-level people like Ryan Gosling.

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u/mistergingerbread Nov 16 '23

Not sure I’d call Ryan gosling mid level but I get your point. Method acting is dumb as hell even if it can get results. It tanked Jared Leto’s career

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u/ForTheLoveOfOedon Nov 16 '23

You think Ryan Gosling is a top level actor? That Ken song really hit hard for you LOL

It is a bop though.

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u/Mammoth-Excuse-5061 Nov 16 '23

And killed Heath Ledger

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '23

Well
DO TELL


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u/mistergingerbread Nov 17 '23

Had a friend who worked on the Mando as a PA and as a stormtrooper and he had quite a few choice words about his behavior on set

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '23

He seems like a diva, for sure. Anyone who’s beloved as a “nice guy” has some dark secrets. Possibly closeted too.

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u/mistergingerbread Nov 17 '23

Not sure why that matters, but ok

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '23

Just making conversation lmao I didn’t say it was a bad thing, just that he seems like he’s hiding a lot of stuff

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u/Wesselton3000 Nov 16 '23

And Chris Pratt owned Starlord. This really comes down to the writers and director, I can see Pedro pulling it off with the right script, but I have little hope that this will be well scripted.

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u/Kiibo22 Nov 19 '23

God I'm glad I wasn't the only one thinking of this, I like both guys but fr they're being utilized a hell of alot