Pedro Pascal Says 'Bullies' Like J.K. Rowling Make Him 'F**king Sick'
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The star of "The Mandalorian" called out the author for her "heinous loser behavior" when she celebrated an anti-trans court decision in the U.K.
Pedro Pascal doesn’t regret calling out J.K. Rowling for her “heinous loser behavior.”
The “Mandalorian” actor talked about insulting the “Harry Potter” author in a profile for Vanity Fair published Tuesday, telling the magazine why he was quick to knock Rowling for celebrating an anti-trans court ruling from the United Kingdom Supreme Court earlier this year.
U.K.’s top court ruled “that a woman is someone born biologically female, excluding transgender people from the legal definition.”
“Listen, I want to protect the people I love,” said Pascal, whose sister Lux Pascal is a transgender actor and activist.
“But it goes beyond that,” he added. “Bullies make me fucking sick.”
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