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Pedro Pascal Is Done Filming His Part In ‘The Last Of Us’ Season 2

Just two months into shooting, and Pedro Pascal is already done with his scenes for ‘The Last of Us’ Season 2.

Pedro Pascal reportedly finished all his scenes for Season 2 of The Last of Us.

Filming for the new season only started about two months ago, but film scooper Daniel Richtman reports Pascal is already moving on to his next project. The Last of Us News wrote the following on Twitter:

“Pedro Pascal reportedly has finished filming The Last of Us Season 2.”

Check out the tweet below.

Fans Are Worried About Joel’s Future

We’re going to see a new character named Abby in this upcoming season. The story gets pretty intense because, in the game, Abby is upset with Joel for a big reason. Joel made a tough choice in the first game that ended up hurting Abby’s family. So, in the sequel, she’s looking for revenge.

This part of the story has many fans talking after seeing Pascal finish filming the season so quickly. They’re worried it means we won’t see much of Joel this season:

“Well, yeah, it’s a short one for him; he’s already off filming something else.”

Another agreed:

“So Joel dies in the show just like in Part 2 confirmed. I’m not ready to go through this again.”

Pedro Pascal is currently working on ‘The Fantastic Four’ and six other projects. That means he’s been pretty busy jumping from one project to another.

HBO stated that the second season will be released in 2025. The first season is still available to watch on Max.

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