Pedro Pascal Being Compared To The Zodiac Killer Because Of The Way He Studies Script Lines

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Ever since his scene-stealing turn as Oberyn Martell in Game of Thrones, Pedro Pascal has risen through the ranks to become one of Hollywood’s leading A-list actors.

Thanks to roles in projects such as NarcosKingsman: The Golden Circle, The Mandalorian, The Last of Us, The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent — and, most recently, being cast as Reed Richards in Marvel’s The Fantastic Four — Pascal is now a household name tasked with leading some of the biggest properties in the business.

Unfortunately, though, it may turn out that Pascal is the Zodiac Killer — or at least that’s what people on social media are calling him after finding out how he studies his script notes.

Speaking with fellow SAG Awards-nominated Billy Crudup, Matthew Macfadyen, and Kiernan Culkin during a recent roundtable discussion, Pascal revealed that he studies his lines by making Zodiac-style glyphs to memorize his lines.

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On Valentine’s Day, Pascal was confirmed to be starring as Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic, Marvel Studios’ highly-anticipated The Fantastic Four, which will hit theaters in July 2025.

In addition to Pascal, Oscar-nominee Vanessa Kirby has been cast as Sue Storm/Invisible Woman, Stranger Things 4 breakout Joseph Quinn landed the role of Johnny Storm/Human Torch, while The Bear star Ebon Moss-Bacharach will star as Ben Grimm/The Thing.

Before The Fantastic Four, though, Pascal will next be seen starring in Ethan Cohen’s Drive-Away Dolls, which will be hitting theaters on February 23, 2024.

He’s also attached to films such as The Uninvited, Gladiator 2, Tropico, Materialists, and a The Mandalorian movie, and is also set to star in the HBO series My Dentist’s Murder Trial.

You can check out Pascal’s full SAG Awards conversation with Billy Crudup, Matthew Macfadyen, and Kiernan Culkin below.

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