Joel Miller’s interpreter Pedro Pascal commented in a recent interview the emotional effects that the new season recordings have caused him
After more than two years of waiting, the series ‘The Last of Us’ returns with its Second Season next Sunday, April 13on the Max Platform. Production, inspired by the popular Naughty Dog game, was again among the most talked about subjects on social networks, much for the reason for recent interviews with the protagonists Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey.
In a conversation with People magazine, the Chilean actor revealed the psychological impact of living Joel Miller, the smuggler, on a post-apocalyptic world. “It’s hard for me to separate what the characters are going through and how it makes me feel,” said the actor, nominated for the Golden Globe. He also described the experience as something that puts him in a “sickly mindset” for absorbing the emotional pain of his character.
“It is this experience, more than any other I have had, in a way that is not very healthy. And then, I kind of feel their pain, I suppose, so I suppose I was in an unhealthy mental state,” he said.
In the new phase of history, Joel continues to deal with the consequences of having saved Ellie from a scientific experiment at the end of season one. Second Paschalhe identifies himself deeply with the “fiercely protective” nature of the protagonist.
During the Deadline Contenders TV event, Bella Ramsey He also commented on the evolution of the relationship between Ellie and Joel. The actress explained that there is “some doubt” among the characters this season, which causes changes in the bond between them.
“It’s very difficult to play cold with him … it’s sadder, for sure. And it will continue to get sadder and colder and cold,” he said.
The new season promises to deepen the duo’s emotional dilemmas and bring new conflicts amid the devastating scene of the ‘The Last of Us’ universe.
Source: Recreio
