Pedro Pascal has given a comparison of his characters in the next films The Fantastic Four: First step and The Mandalorian and Grogu.
“You know, with Din Djarin, there is so much physical authorship that it is a collective effort, with my work, the work of Brendan Wayne, the work of Latif Crowder, other bodies that have entered the armor, but mainly, those two types and me,” he said to me, “he said Comics book his The Mandalorian character.
Pointing out how Reed Richards/MR. Fantastic was different to play, he said: “With Reed, that, for me, it was a new type of experience for the author of something that is very familiar to the world, it has a previous authorship, a very specific understanding of the pages of the comics and different evolutions and things like that.”
“And then something that is so independent in his identity in regards to our version. For me, you know, his body can stretch, but this is a brain character, and it is really his mind the most important for me,” he added.
“With Reed, your body can stretch, but this is a brain character,” the game of Thrones Aluminum commented.
He also explained where his inspiration arose when he played Reed, saying: “I think I will give it completely. I thought about the brilliance of an octopus. Not in any way translated literal physics, but I put it in my subconscious. Yes. That is the secret of the greatest revealed character that I have given you.”
Pedro Pascal starring The Fantastic Four: First Steps Hit the theaters on July 25.
