Pedro Pascal was “so upset” by the way he seemed to Wonder Woman 1984 that he hasn’t shaved for a role since then

Fans were disappointed by the sequel Wonder Woman 1984since it was not up to the history of the first film. But it turns out that even one of his stars has been disappointed, but more with the appearance of his character of anything else.

Pedro PascalS’s star was just starting his main ascent when this film came out, and fans noticed it, but if you look back, you could see that Pascal made the choice to have the hair hair in his roles from this film, and this because the actor absolutely hated the way he watched in this film.

In a recent interview with his Fantastic Four co-protagonist, Vanessa KirbyDuring the video series “he agrees that he does not agree” by Ladbible, the couple was asked to discuss that it is sexier: mustache or beards? Pascal answered the question, saying:

“It takes such hair hair hair, but if I had to rak them everything … I look very much [awful]. Strongly disagreed with a clean shaved. I was so upset by the way I look at “Wonder Woman 1984.”

“I loved the film, but I was so upset by the way I looked at that I never went back unless it was completely necessary. If they asked me to be a clean shave for” Fantastic Four “and I insisted, then I would have done it. But it was a very collaborative creation for all our gaze in the film.”

Pascal wears a mustache like Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic in the latest Tentpole of the Marvel cinema universe, a choice that has aroused a little repercussions among the obsessive superheroes that are engaged in the cane shaved by comics.

Pascal, who is not foreign to franchise work thanks to The last of us AND The MandalorianPreviously he told Vanity Fair that it was difficult to avoid fans’ complaints when he was chosen and constantly heard:

“It’s too old. He’s not right. He needs to shave. I am more aware of the discontent on my casting of anything I have ever done,” Pascal said.

I think anyone complaining about his casting should just wait and see what he does with the role. Pascal is so captivating and talented, I can’t imagine that his mustache will hinder his fantastic portrait.

The Fantastic Four: First Steps He hits cinemas on July 25th.

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