Pedro Pascal Rips Trump Admin At Cannes: 'F**k The People That Try To Make You Scared'
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The "Eddington" star was asked during a press conference for the film, which probes America's political Trump-era chaos, if he was scared to reenter the U.S.
Pedro Pascal is speaking out against President Donald Trump’s administration.
The “Eddington” star fielded apt political questions Saturday at the Cannes International Film Festival in France, as the Ari Aster film heavily mocks the MAGA movement.
When a reporter asked Pascal if he was worried about reentering the United States, the actor didn’t mince words.
“Fear is the way that they win, for one,” replied Pascal in footage shared by Variety. “So keep telling the stories and keep expressing yourself and keep fighting to be who you are. And, I don’t know, fuck the people that try to make you scared, you know? And fight back.”
The “perfect way” to fight back is “telling stories,” he continued. “And don’t let them win.”
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