What's Happening?
Pedro Pascal is in negotiations to star in Todd Haynes' film 'De Noche', a gay romance set in 1930s Los Angeles. Pascal would play a corrupt cop alongside Danny Ramirez, as they flee to Mexico. The project, initially stalled due to Joaquin Phoenix's departure, is set to restart production. Pascal's involvement follows a successful year, including an Emmy nomination for 'The Last of Us' and roles in several high-profile films. The film is produced by Killer Films and backed by M2K Film.
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Why It's Important?
Pascal's potential casting in 'De Noche' underscores his rising prominence in Hollywood, particularly in diverse and challenging roles. His involvement could attract a wide audience, given his recent successes and popularity. The film's revival highlights the industry's resilience and commitment to unique storytelling, particularly in LGBTQ narratives. This project may contribute to broader representation in cinema, influencing cultural perceptions and industry standards.
What's Next?
If Pascal's deal closes, production on 'De Noche' will resume, with potential for a release that could impact awards season. The film's success may hinge on Pascal's performance and the chemistry with co-star Ramirez. As production progresses, further casting announcements and promotional activities will likely follow, generating anticipation and discussion. The film's reception could influence future projects and Pascal's career trajectory.
