The actor who plays the bounty hunter from the Star Wars series on Disney + confirms that he wasn't always the one under the armor.
Pedro Pascal (Game of Thrones, Narcos), an actor who plays the Mandalorian of the popular Star Wars series on Disney +, has finally confirmed that he was not always the interpreter under armor in all scenes of The Mandalorian. This is explained in the last episode of the documentary about the making of the series that airs week by week on Disney's streaming platform, ensuring that the production has had up to two more specialists, leading to three versions of the same character, obviously, without the audience noticing.
Three different versions of the Mandalorian
Thus, after the rumors about the possibility that it was not always the actor who was under the armor of the bounty hunter, it was finally Pedro Pascal himself who confirmed that during filming there were up to three Mandalorians to shoot different types of sequences, including the. So much so, that most of the footage was shot by Brendan Wayne, grandson of the ator John Wayne, expert marksman.
The Mandalorian action scenes were shot by Lateef Crowder, a specialist in martial arts scenes; finally, Pedro Pascal interpreted other more “calm” scenes, although the Chilean actor did have to double all the dialogues in which he was not under the armor of Din Djarin.
"We have on the one hand Brendan Wayne, expert shooter, with whom we have all the shooting scenes insured, on the other hand we have Lateef Crowder, martial arts expert and magnificent specialist … For some scenes I was," says the actor. . According to both Jon Favreau and Gina Carano, showrunner and actress, respectively, they always knew which actor was under the helmet of the bounty hunter, highlighting the great work of movements by the two specialists to resemble those of Pedro Pascal.
