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After a successful stint on Saturday Night Live, Pedro Pascal was on the talk show, The Graham Norton Show on English television, where he shared with award-winning actress Helen Mirren. In space, the Chilean spoke of his professional success after starring in “The Mandalorian” and “The Last Of Us”, in addition to almost kissing the aforementioned interpreter.

Chilean actor Peter Pascal had a successful passage through the English program, The Graham Norton Showwhere he talked about his explosive popularity after starring in “The Mandalorian” and “The Last of Us”.

On the set, he shared with the actress Helen Mirren, -winner of an Oscar, an Emmy, a Golden Globe and a BAFTA- and showed her with an example, what the “swerve”, or almost kissing another person, when you run your face.

Pedro Pascal: The Passing of the “Daddy” by The Graham Norton Show

After a successful stint on the American comedy show, Saturday Night Live, Pedro Pascal was on the talk show The Graham Norton Showwhich is transmitted by the English channel, BBC.

In the chapter, the driver told him “Suddenly you became the king with The Mandalorian and The Last of Us.” Have you enjoyed this fast attention?”, to which he showed several reactions on Twitter, where they treat the interpreter of “daddy” (daddy, in Spanish).

Given this, Pascal, with a lot of humor, replied that “I am trying to understand it. They say this about ‘daddy’ or something like that. I really am a ‘saddie’ (sad) ”, he joked along with the laughter of the others.

Pedro Pascal and his almost kiss with Helen Mirren

Later, when the guests talked about the disconnection they feel with some terms used by young people, the actor spoke of one that consists of changing the direction of the face when they go to greet each other, the “swerve”.

To exemplify it, Peter Pascal and the renowned English actress, Helen Mirrenthey mimicked the “almost kiss” in the program The Graham Norton Show.