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Pedro Pascal’s opening monologue on ‘Saturday Night Live’ – The Hollywood Reporter

First time Saturday Night Live presenter Pedro Pascal gets emotional during the opening monologue as he takes a moment to thank his parents for bringing him and his sister from Chile to the United States when they were children.

Pascal began his monologue on February 4 by saying that he had spent the last year filming Our Lastrenewed for a second season and jokingly compared his experience in production to that on another popular show — White Lotus.

“For some HBO shows, you can shoot at a five-star Italian resort surrounded by beautiful people, but I said, ‘No, that’s too easy,'” he said. “I wanted to shoot in a cold Canadian forest while being chased around by a guy with a head that looked like a genital wart.”

He went on to say that it was an honor to be a part of a series like Game of Thrones And Star Wars but he’s still used to being recognized on the street. He shared a story about a man who approached him and said that his son was a big fan of Palestinians.

The actor explained, “The next thing I knew I was FaceTiming with a 6-year-old kid who didn’t know who I was because my character wore a mask throughout the movie. “So the guy said, ‘Just do the Mando accent,’ but the Mando voice is like the voice in the bedroom. Without the mask, it just sounds erotic. Therefore, passersby kept seeing me whispering to a 6-year-old child: ‘Mom, let me dress me warmly and coldly’.”

The Our final the actor continued to talk about his family, most of whom are still in Chile. Pascal joked that they were so proud of him, they went around giving everyone his phone number, so he was constantly asked to go to someone’s wedding or sing happy birthday to the priest. their.

He concluded his opening monologue, sharing that nine months after he was born, his parents fled Augusto Pinochet Ugarte, a Chilean dictator who has ruled the country since 1973. until 1990.

“They are so brave, and without them I would not be here in this wonderful country,” Pascal said, beginning to choke. “And I certainly won’t be standing here with all of you tonight. So to all my family I’m watching in Chile, I just want to say, te amo, te extraño and deja de dar mi infoacíon personal, which means, I love you, I miss you and don’t give your number mine too.”




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