Have you seen someone who is at the peak of their career and is still extremely grounded and humble? Well, while there are very rare celebrities who are humble even after being successful, Pedro Pascal is surely one of them. The actor has a huge fan following, especially after he appeared on a popular HBO fantasy series, Game of Thrones. While creating a great career path for himself, the actor refused to take credit on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Let us see what the Chilean-American actor has to say about it.

The 47-year-old actor has starred in many fan-favorite shows throughout his career. Game of Thrones, Narcos, The Good Wife, and furthermore are some shows that gave him fame. Recently, he appeared as the lead in HBO’s live-action adaptation of a game named The Last of Us. While the show of the same name as the game is getting wide recognition, Pascal talked about the show and his career with Jimmy Fallon.

Pedro Pascal wins hearts once again on The Tonight Show

As everyone loves Jimmy Fallon for bringing out the best sides of his guests on the show, he did it once again as the Narcos star appeared on the show. Fallon welcomed the actor with many congratulations for his blockbuster series The Last of Us and for hosting Saturday Night Live. As Fallon was talking about how exciting Pascal is, the actor asked the host if he should have hosted the SNL a long time ago, especially after his Law & Order: SVU episode. Fallon agreed with the thought as he heaped praises on Pascal for his role in the live-action series.

Further, while talking about The Mandalorian, Jimmy Fallon took the viewers down memory lane. He counted all the blockbuster shows including, Game of Thrones, Narcos, The Mandalorian, and now, The Last of Us. As Jimmy congratulated Pascal for the success of these shows and gave his acting skills the credit, the actor refused to take it. He said in the humblest way, “I have nothing to do with it.” As the audience also applauded the actor for a brilliant career, he said the door just opened and he would just slide in.

The Great Wall star jokingly said after he hosted Saturday Night Live, it would be the end of his career. While Jimmy Fallon denied it and said it was just the beginning, everyone appreciated the actor. Although he has had an amazingly thrilling career, he seemed so down to earth and modest, too.

What are your thoughts about it? Are you also a Pedro Pascal fan? Share your views in the comment box below while streaming The Last of Us on HBO.