Pedro Pascal, Who Believes Men Can Become Women, Says He's Creeped Out When Fans Ask Him To Do 'The Mandalorian' Voice For Children

The Mandalorian actor Pedro Pascal recently claimed he finds it “creepy” when parents ask him to do the voice of Din Djarin for their children.

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During an appearance on Britain’s The Graham Norton Show via HuffPost UK, Pascal explained how he finds parents asking him to do the voice for their children “inappropriate.”

He told Norton, “People come up to me and ask me to do the voice [from The Mandalorian] for their kids. But I think it sounds inappropriate because it is a breathy, low register ‘bedroom’ voice.”

Pascal added, “It is so creepy and doesn’t work in real life.”

(L-R): Boba Fett (Temuera Morrison) and the Mandalorian (Pedro Pascal) in Lucasfilm's THE BOOK OF BOBA FETT, exclusively on Disney+. © 2022 Lucasfilm Ltd. & ™. All Rights Reserved.

While Pascal thinks parents asking him to provide a voice for a popular character he plays within the Star Wars universe is “so creepy,” the actor has no problem with pushing actual creepy transgender ideology and the lie that men can become women and women can become men.

In March 2020, he tweeted, “TRANS RIGHTS!!! #ForeverandAlways.” He has since deleted his Twitter account.

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Back in 2021, when his brother decided to claim to be a woman, Pascal wrote on Instagram, “Mi hermana, mi corazón, nuestra Lux.”

Pedro Pascal Instagram

As reported by Pink News, Pascal’s brother, who now claims to be a woman and is masquerading as his sister, revealed Pedro “was one of the first people to gift me the tools that started shaping my identity.”

Pascal has also reinforced false gender ideology in his The Last of Us co-star Bella Ramsey. Ramsey told GQ UK that Pascal was “super supportive” of her decision to claim she is non-binary, a physical impossibility.”

According to GQ UK’s Jack King, “The two of them had many conversations around gender and sexuality.” To that end Ramsey detailed, “And they weren’t always deep: they could be funny and humorous, the whole spectrum. We were just very honest and open with each other.”

Pedro Pascal as Joel in The Last of Us (2023), HBO

To be clear what Pascal is doing is not only endangering himself, but also his brother, Bella Ramsey, and the millions of people buying into the lie he is pushing.

Bishop Michael Burbidge of the Catholic Diocese of Arlington explains, “At its core, this belief in a ‘transgender’ identity rejects the significance of the sexed body and seeks cultural, medical, and legal validation of the person’s self-defined identity-an approach called ‘gender affirmation.'”

He further adds, “The claim to ‘be transgender’ or the desire to seek ‘transition’ rests on a mistaken view of the human person, rejects the body as a gift from God, and leads to grave harm. To affirm someone in an identity at odds with biological sex or to affirm a person’s desired “transition” is to mislead that person. It involves speaking and interacting with that person in an untruthful manner.”

“Although the law of gradualness might prompt us to discern the best time to communicate the fullness of the truth, in no circumstances can we confirm a person in error,” Bishop Burbidge declares.

Nico Parker as Sarah, Pedro Pascal as Joel in The Last of Us (2023), HBO

The idea that Pascal can lecture anyone on morality when he is pushing one of the biggest and most dangerous lies spreading throughout the United States and the Western world is laughable. He has no feet to stand on.

And his claim that parents wanting him to provide the voice is “creepy” shows more about his character than these parents who just want him to spread some joy to their children and hear the voice of a character they enjoy from Star Wars.