Pascal called for opening roles so that they can be cast by actors of different racial or gender identities than how the character was originally portrayed.
Pedro Pascal spoke in an interview with Variety about the future of inclusive casting in the entertainment industry, saying roles should be open to being cast by people of different identities.
Pedro Pascal, who has played roles in some of the most popular shows in recent years, ranging from"Game of Thrones" and"The Mandalorian," spoke about the future of diverse casting during an interview with Variety on Tuesday. "Do you feel that wave coming, that you can just be Pedro Pascal, an actor, versus ‘Pedro Pascal the Latino guy that we have for Latino roles’ - and we love you on Narcos and everything like that - but do you feel that change right now?," the interviewer asked.
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