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The Last of Us: Pedro Pascal's Sling Cause for Season 2 Concerns?
The Last of Us star Pedro Pascal showed up for tonight's Golden Globe Awards with his arm in a sling and what appeared to be a soft cast.
When it comes to Craig Mazin & Neil Druckmann's Pedro Pascal (Joel) & Bella Ramsey (Bella)-starring The Last of Us, we've had two great updates to offer earlier today regarding awards season so far. During the first night of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, the cable series snagged eight honors – Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup, Visual Effects, Main Title Design, Sound Editing, Sound Mixing, and Picture Editing, as well as Nick Offerman winning Guest Actor in a Drama Series and Storm Reid winning Guest Actress in a Drama Series. But now, our focus shifts to Sunday night's Golden Globes – but this time, it's more questions & concerns. During the red carpet ahead of the awards ceremony, Pascal rolled in with a sling and what appears to be a soft cast. First and foremost, we hope he's okay. Following that, with work on the second season getting underway soon, could this be an issue that impacts filming? With the way Mazin & Druckmann have filming organized, we're assuming that the calendar could be shifted around to give Pascal the healing time he needs if he needs that long. For now, we're sending Pascal a ton of healthy vibes as we keep an eye on this.
Here's a look at the video of Pascal shared by Deadline Hollywood earlier today :
UPDATE: Pascal told The Associated Press that the injury was the result of a fall: "It can happen to anybody":
The Last of Us: Craig Mazin on Season 2 & Beyond
In an interview with Variety from Summer 2023, Mazin discussed how a 2025 debut for the second season was still workable (depending on when the then-ongoing SAG-AFTRA & WGA strikes would end), confirmed that Season 3 will happen (as long as the viewers keep watching), and addressed the possibility of familiar faces returning in flashbacks (and why they have no plans to mess with that "beautiful" episode).
"The Last of Us" Could Still Make Its 2025 Delivery Date – For Now: "We had a little more flexibility, I think, than normally just because we had to wait a little bit longer any way to line up production with the weather. A lot of what we do is outside, and so we had a schedule that weirdly hasn't been immediately impacted. But we're getting pretty close; we can't keep our original start dates forever, obviously. If these strikes go much longer, we inevitably will have to push, and that hurts us, and it hurts the audience, and it hurts HBO. We all, everybody wants to get back to work; I think everybody that's actually doing the work, including the network people who are with us on the ground, I think everybody just wants to get this solved. So fingers crossed."
"The Last of Us" Season 3 Will Happen As Long As Viewers Keep Watching: "It's going to be more than one season. There's more story, so this show will not end with Season 2 unless people don't watch it, and we'll get canceled. Barring that, we will be doing some things exactly the way they were in the game. We're going to do other things that are in the game, and we're gonna do some things that are in the game, but we're gonna do them differently in our own method. No matter if you have played the game or not. You will be surprised as the season unfolds. We have some interesting twists and turns."
Could Melanie Lynskey, Storm Reid & Others Return via Flashbacks? "There's always a chance for everything. With us, you never know, and we obviously don't confine ourselves by timelines. People who are dead sometimes reappear, and sometimes we meet people that we didn't even know, and then we find out that they are somebody."
Mazin on Why There Won't Be Another Bill (Nick Offerman) & Frank (Murray Bartlett) Episode: "What you won't see is, for instance, another very special episode with Bill and Frank; we aren't going to milk it. When we do something that we think is beautiful, we let it be as it is and find other beautiful things to do."
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