Does Oscar Isaac hate Pedro Pascal?

I'd like to believe that Pedro and Oscar have at least made out with full on tongue action, at least once or twice.

In my fantasies, when they hate-fuck, Oscar is the top, while Pedro bottoms and whimpers the entire time.

I wouldn’t say Oscar is “nowhere to be found,” he’s starring in Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein and season 2 of Beef, among other things.

We’re fucking as we type…

I wonder what Oscar's wife thinks of his friendship with Pedro?

Pedro Pascal is okay, but I really don't see the fuss about him.

Had Moon Knight been a success, Oscar would have a Marvel franchise under his belt which would have catapulted him into the same ranks as Pedro.

However, I don't see Pedro as competing against Oscar. Pedro would not have worked in Dune. Oscar would not have worked in either Mando or The Last of Us. Because the Fantastic Four is being positioned as a huge part of Marvel, Oscar landed a whale by snagging Mr. Fantastic.

Oscar is sexy, Pedro is not

How do they have sex if one can't take off his helmet and the other has split personalities?

A really weird thing about Pedro Pascal’s career is that he has no IMDB credits between 2001 and 2005. What was he doing?

Tina and bottoming, mostly.

[quote] A really weird thing about Pedro Pascal’s career is that he has no IMDB credits between 2001 and 2005. What was he doing?

A 4 year-long journey of casting couch.

Throw in Edgar Ramirez and this is my ultimate Hispanic trio sex fantasy.

With me being the fourth, of course.

Just look at Oscar’s fat ass. Yes, please.

I believe that Oscar and Pedro have a genuine friendship. Not a 'Hollywood' friendship.

I saw a dedicated Pedro Pascal magazine at Barnes & Noble. Promo magazine? What do they even call those things? Anyway, a bit much. Oscar is much better.

Oscar is more serious and Pedro is more cool and funny.

[quote] Just look at Oscar’s fat ass. Yes, please.

Oh, wow!

That's nice and juicy.

I hope Pedro knows what to do with it.

He’s a lazy fifty-year-old bougie BITCH

[quote]Because the Fantastic Four is being positioned as a huge part of Marvel, Oscar landed a whale by snagging Mr. Fantastic.

Pedro Pascal is going to join the ranks of Ioan Gruffudd and Miles Teller as Tier One leading men with his performance as Reed Richards / Mister Fantastic.

People think Johnny Storm is the breakout role with Chris Evans and Michael B Jordan playing the role but it's all about Reed Richards.

Oscar is the better actor and isn't going anywhere. He will be fine.

And also Oscar has that fat ass that I want to do unspeakable, unspeakable things to.

Bless you R19

[quote] Had Moon Knight been a success,

In all of the many, many, many alternate worlds of Marvel's multiverse, it's hard to imagine one where that would have been possible.

[quote] I saw a dedicated Pedro Pascal magazine at Barnes & Noble.

Anyone can commission one of those for themselves. It is not an independent measure of celebrity.

I wonder what makes some people think that this new Fantastic Four film won't be the dreadful mess the previous ones were?

I did not mean to imply that it was an independent measure of celebrity. Obviously someone has to pay to get his buttface there next to Tay Tay and the royals.

[quote]Tay Tay and the royals

GREAT name for a band.

[quote]I wonder what makes some people think that this new Fantastic Four film won't be the dreadful mess the previous ones were?

I saw a trailer for it before Mission Impossible and it looked so unremarkable.

It's directed by the guy who made WandaVision - a positive - but it has 6 writers credited.

As for Pedro, Wiki states that Adam Driver, Christopher Abbott, Jamie Dornan, Jake Gyllenhaal and Matt Smith were all considered for Reed Richards. The wiki page says "They were also considering non-white actors for Reed and Pedro Pascal became interested". Seriously, in what universe is Pedro Pascal, a Spanish aristocrat, not white?

His name is freaking Pedro. You think that equals white in Alabama?

Pedro is American when it's more convenient for him (getting work) and Chilean when it's more convenient for him (publicity).