These rumors were "substantiated" by YouTuber Dicktor Von Doomcock, who claimed Pascal complained to George Lucas himself about not being able to show his face in the series. How could an actor who is explicitly praised for being humble end up walking off set mere months later? He likes to learn and he likes to collaborate and he’s very good at it”
And I mean that in the good way, not the bad way. "The great thing about him is he’s not impressed with himself," Wayne told Vulture after Season 1. The only moment we saw the Mandalorian's face in Season 1. This doesn't exactly scan with past interviews with one of Pascal's two body and stunt doubles, Brendan Wayne (John Wayne's grandson!), who said the Mandalorian star is incredibly cooperative. The rumor of Pascal's departure started with infamous leaker Grace Randolph, who claimed half of Mando's scenes in Season 2 were filmed by his body double after Pascal complained about not getting to show his face. Nowadays, covering the possibly-true goings-on of Hollywood has moved to Twitter and YouTube, but in a time of unprecedented information access, these rumors can be easily debunked if you know the right place to look. Showbiz rumors are one of the most prolific forms of entertainment coverage, going all the way back to the days of Hedda Hopper. But a simple Google search for "The Mandalorian" shows all sorts of articles claiming Din Djarin himself (Pedro Pascal) quit filming halfway through Season 2 after complaining about not being able to show his face under that iconic helmet.
#Too legit to quit star wars series#
With The Mandalorian Season 2 finally arriving on Disney+ in a few weeks, interest in the series is once again peaking.
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