Pedro Pascal, during the debut of his film 'Eddington' at Cannes, addressed the intimidating nature of political discourse in the U.S. while expressing his support for immigrant protections. Although he condemned the politics of fear tied to Trump's immigration policies and the current administration, he hesitated to delve into specifics, citing a lack of knowledge. Pascal revealed personal ties to immigration, mentioning his family's refugee background, and emphasized the importance of safety and protection for vulnerable communities. He clearly stated his opposition to those fostering fear within the political landscape.
It's far too intimidating the question for me to really address, I'm not informed enough. I want people to be safe and to be protected.
I stand by those protections. I'm too afraid of your question, I hardly remember what it was.
Obviously, it's very scary for an actor who participated in a movie to sort of speak to issues like this.
Fuck the people who try to make you scared, when discussing the state of politics in the United States.
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