Pedro Pascal is winning hearts all over again after sharing an adorable photo of his pal Oscar Isaac on his birthday. The Star Wars actors share one of Hollywood’s most beloved bromances, and their enduring bond has once again delighted fans. Needless to say, their wholesome friendship continues to be a fan-favorite milestone worth celebrating.
Here’s everything you need to know about Pedro Pascal’s sweet birthday post for buddy Oscar Isaac.
Pedro Pascal celebrates Oscar Issac’s birthday with a photo
Mandalorian star Pedro Pascal made waves on the internet yesterday after posting a picture of Oscar Isaac on his Instagram story. The two actors shared a warm, cuddly embrace, making fans swoon over their bromance once again. The post was a heartfelt birthday wish from Pascal to Isaac, who celebrated his 46th birthday on March 9.
Netizens are no strangers to the adorable bromance between Pascal and Isaac. The two have been friends for many years, long before they stepped into the limelight. They first met in 2005 while working together on an off-Broadway production. Over the years, both have built extraordinary careers and achieved global fame, yet their friendship has remained strong throughout it all.
Over the years, Pascal and Isaac have openly gushed about each other in various interviews. Speaking with Esquire about their friendship in 2022, Pascal shared, “We have very similar backgrounds. We’re both children of Latin immigrants, so there’s sort of a cultural familiarity, then at the same time we’re both actors. We have the same dreams. It’s something very special because it can be a lonely journey when you’re out there going after — it sounds corny, but going after your dreams, and to find family along the way.”
Both actors have joined the Star Wars franchise and, more recently, the MCU as well. Pascal is set to portray Reed Richards in the upcoming Marvel film The Fantastic Four: First Steps. The duo also shared the screen in the 2019 action movie Triple Frontier.
Originally reported by Namrata Ghosh on ComingSoon.