Pedro PascalQuotes

Pedro Pascal
Birthday
April 2nd, 1975
From
Santiago, Chile
Actor

The Mandalorian and Grogu - A Dispute Over a Misbehaving Baby

The Anzelians: [Grogu squeals and runs to the Anzelians excitedly] No!
The Mandalorian: [to Grogu] Hey! Heel!
The Anzelians: That's a horrible baby. That's a bad baby!

The Mandalorian and Grogu - A Conversation About Identity and Payment

Rotta the Hutt: [sees Grogu] Who is he?
The Mandalorian: [to Grogu] Don't stare.
Rotta the Hutt: [to Grogu] It's okay. What's your name?
The Mandalorian: He doesn't talk. Who do you have to pay?
Rotta the Hutt: Can I feed him?
The Mandalorian: Sure. Who do you have to pay?
Rotta the Hutt: Lord Janu.
The Mandalorian: I don't know the name.
Rotta the Hutt: [throws another piece of food to Grogu] You should. He runs the syndicate on all the moons of Shakari. He signed me to his stable, he bankrolled my board and training.
The Mandalorian: He keeps you in a cage.
Rotta the Hutt: He treats me well. And after tomorrow night, I'll be my own man. And with the following you got me as a promoter, not only will my debt me paid, but I'll be rich by the solstice.
The Mandalorian: Grogu! Heel!
Rotta the Hutt: Don't worry. I'm not my father.

Materialists - The Complexity of Dating vs. Love

Harry: You must know a lot about love.
Lucy: I know about dating.
Harry: What's the difference?
Lucy: Dating takes a lot of effort. A lot of trial and error. A ton of risk and pain. Love is easy.
Harry: Is it? I find it to be the most difficult thing in the world.
Lucy: That's because we can't help it. It just walks into our lives sometimes.

Materialists - Seeking Intangible Value in Relationships

Harry: You say you think I'm smart, but you're talking to me like I'm a caveman. I wouldn't date you if I didn't see value. I'm not like my brother; I'm not looking for the nicest, prettiest rich girl who likes me back. I'm looking for someone who understands the game, how the world works. I'm looking for someone I respect. And trust. Someone who knows more than me. I don't want to date you for your material assets... though I think you're underselling them by a significant margin. Material assets are cheap, they don't last. I want to be with yoh for your intangible assets. Those are good investments. They don't degrade. They only get sharper.

Wonder Woman 1984 - Maxwell Lord's Perspective on Rules and Abundance

Maxwell Lord: I've never been one for rules. The answer is always more.

Wonder Woman 1984 - Maxwell Lord's Declaration of Desire and Power

Maxwell Lord: Now, I take what I want in return. Everything will see.

Wonder Woman 1984 - Promise of Transformation and Fulfillment

Maxwell Lord: Citizens of the world, I'm here to change your life. Anything you want. Anything you dream of, you can have it.

Wonder Woman 1984 - The Allure of Unlimited Possibilities

Maxwell Lord: Welcome to the future! Life is good, but it can be better. And why shouldn't it be? All you need is to want it. Everything we've ever dreamed about is right at our fingertips. But are you reaping the rewards? Do you have it all? Welcome to Black Gold Cooperative, the first oil company run for the people, by the people. Think about finally having everything you've always wished for. For a low monthly fee, you can own a piece of the most lucrative industry in the world. And every time we strike gold, you strike gold. No matter who you are, no matter what you do, you deserve to have it all. Do you have everything you've ever wanted? Are you tired of always wishing you had more? Join me today. Our operators are standing by. You don't need a pile of money or some business degree to get started. You don't even have to work hard for it. At Black Gold Cooperative, all you need is to want it!

The Great Wall - Astonishment at Unmatched Military Might

William: Look at this army. Have you ever seen anything like this?
Tovar: Incredible.

The Great Wall - A Fair Contest of Power

Ballard: [about William and Lin] He should be careful. She's very powerful here.
Tovar: Then it's a fair contest.

The Great Wall - Betrayal and Loyalty in Unexpected Alliances

William: The last time I saw you, you left me for dead.
Tovar: The time before that I saved your life.

The Great Wall - A Magnet's Unexpected Use in the Desert

Tovar: Amigo, only you would carry a stupid magnet through the desert.
William: I can use it to make a compass.

The Great Wall - A Question of Honor and Expectations

William: We are honored, to be honored.
Tovar: Is that the best you've got?

The Fantastic 4: First Steps - Commitment to Protection

Reed Richards / Mister Fantastic: We will protect you.

The Fantastic 4: First Steps - Family Dinner Tradition Emphasized by Mister Fantastic

Reed Richards / Mister Fantastic: We make a point to do family dinner every week. Sunday at seven on the dot. No matter what, we're all here.

The Fantastic 4: First Steps - Negotiation Outcomes with Galactus Explored

Reed Richards / Mister Fantastic: We attempted to negotiate, but Galactus... he asked too high a price.

The Fantastic 4: First Steps - A Playful Remark on Being Overextended

Reed Richards / Mister Fantastic: I'd shake, but I'm stretched thin at the moment.

The Fantastic 4: First Steps - Confidence in Pilot Skills

Reed Richards / Mister Fantastic: The best pilot in the world, right here.

The Fantastic 4: First Steps - Accountability for Actions in Space Exploration

Reed Richards / Mister Fantastic: It's my fault. I stretched the bounds of space, and they heard.

The Fantastic 4: First Steps - Transformation Before Our First Adventure

Reed Richards / Mister Fantastic: Before we went up the first time, you couldn't turn invisible, Ben wasn't a rock, and Johnny never caught fire.

The Fantastic 4: First Steps - Exploring Parallel Dimensions and Explosive Outcomes

Reed Richards / Mister Fantastic: [sees his students are bored] This equation not only confirms alternate dimensions, it suggests that parallel Earths exist on different dimensional planes... Who wants to see a big explosion?