Pedro Pascal's Fantastic Rise: Beards, Buzz, and Bold Advocacy
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Pedro Pascal's Fantastic Rise: Beards, Buzz, and Bold Advocacy
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Pedro Pascal is everywhere right now and the past few days have only cemented his status as Hollywood’s most in-demand leading man, with a slate of major projects and headline-making moments that span film, advocacy, and viral social media buzz. The heat is on with the imminent worldwide release of The Fantastic Four: First Steps, where Pascal stars as Reed Richards, Mr. Fantastic, for Marvel Studios—arguably the most high-profile and potentially career-defining role of his at-50 era. Vanity Fair spotlights him this July with a cover feature and a new shoot by Solve Sundsbo, capturing the bearded, charismatic version of Mr. Fantastic that’s ignited a firestorm among comic book purists and MCU fans alike. Instead of the classically clean-shaven Richards, Pascal’s steadfast commitment to his beard—a result of being “traumatized” by his look in Wonder Woman 1984, as he joked to LADbible—has sparked a spirited internet debate and even trended on social media. Pascal is unbothered, addressing backlash in Vanity Fair with his typical dry humor: he’s more aware of disgruntlement around his look for this movie than for anything he’s ever done, but he’s pouring everything into making Marvel’s First Family matter on screen.
On the business side, Pedro’s management continues locking in brand partnerships and rolling out appearances, with his star power peaking as Fantastic Four opens in back-to-back weeks with romantic comedy Materialists. While he’s drumming up buzz for both films, his dynamic with Dakota Johnson—who told Elle UK about his playful suggestion that she start an OnlyFans account—prompted a round of viral headlines and plenty of memes about toe content and unlikely career pivots. During the LA premiere for Fantastic Four: First Steps, Pedro’s sister Lux Pascal offered heartfelt praise for his passionate public support of the trans community, crediting her brother’s fearlessness as a major inspiration. Pedro doubled down in interviews, telling Entertainment Tonight and others that the joy and courage of trans folks “inspires fear in those afraid of being their true selves,” a message widely circulated on X and Instagram, especially after news broke about the Trevor Project’s youth crisis line closure. Industry outlets like The Hollywood Reporter and Attitude have chronicled both Lux’s admiration and Pedro’s willingness to wade into online clashes, including his recent criticism of JK Rowling’s stance on gender.
On the promo circuit, Pascal has made appearances at immersive gaming events tied to a new mobile escape room app and continued his streak of self-deprecating interviews, including one where he jokingly called himself the least talented member of the Fantastic Four cast. Despite jokes and divisive facial hair discourse, what sets this moment apart for Pedro Pascal is its long-term significance: with back-to-back new releases, a coveted Marvel lead, and a consistent voice on social issues, he’s moved from breakout to fixture, and the summer of Pedro shows no sign of cooling down.
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