Pedro Pascals ‘The Last of Us’ role brings it into “unhealthy attitude”

Although The last of us The spectators drags the viewers through the emotional depths of human experience, nobody may go through them as much as Star Pedro Pascal.

The Golden Globe candidate recently explained why the series that returns to Max for season 2 on April 13 on April 13 puts him into an “unhealthy way of thinking” when he repeats his role as a post-apocalyptic smuggler Joel Miller.

“This experience is more than everyone I have made. It is difficult for me to separate what the characters go through and how I feel,” he said to People.

“In a way that is not very healthy,” added Pascal. “And that’s how I feel her pain, I assume, so I was probably in an unhealthy attitude.”

After the final of the first season, Joel ran with an unconscious Ellie (Bella Ramsey) and saved her from scientists to experiment with them to find a cord for the Cordyceps infection, Pascal found that it is the “violent” protective nature of the character that he is most relating.

“I think that storytelling is cathartic in many ways, it was always,” said Pascal. “In this way, people have made a testimony to life.”

At the TV event of the period contender contender of this weekend, Ramsey noticed that there is “definitely doubts” between Ellie and Joel this season.

“It is really difficult to play to be cold for him … it is certainly sadter,” added Ramsey about the show’s emotional tribute. “And it will still only be sad and cold … look forward to it.”