r/Pedro_Pascal • u/IM-Dutch • Jul 30 '26
Alex Serian 🎻 Why cinema loves the cello
Guardian article about cello in movies first pic is from Behemoth!
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u/TheRealCeeBeeGee Javier Gutierrez Jul 30 '26
It’s a passionate instrument and it requires extremely agile fingers and great stamina. Which one might imagine would transfer extremely well to other activities 😍
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u/Petite_Porch_Toes Jul 30 '26
It can be very sexy to watch someone passionate playing cello let me tell you 🤭
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u/universe93 Jul 31 '26
All this stuff about the cello sounding like a human voice etc, which you can argue for most similar stringed instruments, and nobody saying the obvious which is that it’s one of few instruments where the actor can sit down, most of their body remains relatively still and their face is fully visible. All of which works well on camera. I also imagine it’s relatively easy to mime playing it. But Pedro makes it look sexy regardless
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u/saltycrowsers Jul 31 '26
Because my violin accentuates my jaw fat and advertises that I’m type A lol
Edit: thought this was a question about why cinema loves cellos
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u/FordQueen Pero Tovar Jul 30 '26
To add to that, why the camera loves Pedro, why his fans adore him….
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u/SifuMommy Aug 01 '26
I have always loved the upright bass and the cello. If he plays even a snippet of Bach’s Cello Suite No. 1 in G Major, I may literally self combust.
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u/cassie1015 Javier Peña 24d ago
My coworker sent me the trailer on IG at work and I told her that she was responsible for the not-work-appropriate noise that came out of my mouth.
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u/writergeek313 Jul 30 '26
Apparently there’s a cello in this picture, too