The Last of Us' Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey spoke about the season two time jump and the separation between Joel and Ellie.
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LiveTube News (English) on MSNVideo: Pedro Pascal & Bella Ramsey Attend HBO’s ‘The Last Of Us’ Season 2 Premier In Hollywood, CAPedro Pascal & Bella Ramsey Attend HBO’s ‘The Last Of Us’ Season 2 Premier In Hollywood, CA #PedroPascal & Bella Ramsey ...
Craig Mazin has opened up on one of the scenes he's most proud of in The Last of Us season 2, and it's got us all teary-eyed ...
Season 2 isn’t even out yet, and it’s already punching us in the emotional gut, at least according to showrunner Craig Mazin ...
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India Today on MSNPedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey reveal tough moments filming 'The Last of Us Season 2'Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey struggled emotionally while filming The Last of Us Season 2. Newcomers Kaitlyn Dever, Isabela ...
Stars attend the season two premiere of HBO’s ‘The Last Of Us’ at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, Calif. on Monday, ...
Pedro Pascal thinks Catherine O'Hara is a "genius". The 49-year-old actor starred alongside Catherine, 71, on the new season ...
TV star Bella Ramsey has revealed that they received some really "beautiful messages" after sharing their diagnosis.
Bella Ramsey is sharing that they were diagnosed with autism. The “Last of Us” star, who uses they/them pronouns, opened up about their diagnosis in an interview with British Vogue published Thursday.
The black carpet was rolled out for the season 2 cast of ‘The Last of Us.’ See pics of your favorite stars from the HBO ...
“The Last of Us” Emmy nominee Bella Ramsey revealed in an interview with British Vogue that they sought out an autism diagnosis after a crew member said they recognized signs on set while filming ...
Stars Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey joined the cast and crew of 'The Last of Us’ at Hollywood's iconic TCL Chinese Theatre on Monday (March 24) ahead of the show’s highly anticipated second season ...
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