US EditionPedro Pascal Looks So Different After Shaving Off All His Facial Hair for Oscars 2026
- On Sunday, March 15, the actor appeared on the 98th Academy Awards red carpet at the Dolby Theatre as a presenter and was seen clean-shaven.
- Previously, Pascal said in a July 2025 LADbible interview, 'I grow such s*** facial hair, but if I were to shave it all off,' and opposed a clean-shaven look, despite appearing clean-shaven at the Oscars.
- Sporting glasses and a Chanel Boy Friend watch, Pascal completed a jacketless tuxedo look with a custom Chanel white shirt, silk-and-feather floral brooch, high-waisted tuxedo pants, cummerbund, and patent-leather shoes.
- Fans and media reacted strongly to Pascal's red‑carpet look, which prompted buzz and highlighted Chanel's growing menswear visibility, as observed by red‑carpet observers.
- Career‑long facial‑hair habits—seen in The Last of Us and other roles—make the change notable as Pascal promotes upcoming projects The Mandalorian and Grogu, Avengers: Doomsday.
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Fans react as Pedro Pascal debuts very different look at Oscars
The Last of Us star Pedro Pascal rocked up to the red carpet at last night’s Oscars (15 March) looking not quite like his usual self. The 50-year-old actor was on hand at the Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles to present the Best Production Design accolade, alongside Sigourney Weaver. Before heading onto the main stage, the Narcos star took a moment to wave and pose for the cameras on the star-studded red carpet, debuting a bold …
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