Spider-Man: Oscar Isaac Wants Pedro Pascal in Across the Spider-Verse Sequel

The fans want more than Peter PascalAnd it seems oscar isaac think the same. The Guatemalan actor has just joined the world of Marvel, Sony specifically, as the voice of Miguel O’Hara, also known as Spider-Man 2099. He is one of the main characters of the sequel Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – 92% which opened on June 1st and is already receiving rave reviews from audiences as it continues to break records at the box office.

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After the success of the Oscar winner Spider-Man: A New Universe – 100%, and the promise of more deliveries, Miles Morales returned to the big screen with a story that narrates his experiences as a student, son, and superhero engaged in an adventure in which he rubs shoulders with hundreds of Spider-people from other dimensions. Miguel O’Hara is the figure that stands out the most among those already known as Gwen and Peter B. Parker, who acts as an authority in this complicated world that he must protect so that it continues its course or else Spider-Verse will be altered forever. always.

The appearance of Miguel O’Hara had been a surprise that the production saved for the end of the first film, when his voice and image have a few seconds on the screen during an additional scene in the film. Now that we know that Oscar Isaac played the role after a long period of time in which he had kept it a secret from him, the actor is giving several interviews about the film and this new facet of his career.

During his conversation with the British edition of G.Q., it was mentioned to him that the sequel adds a lot of new voices and characters to Sony’s spidery world, so he was then asked if there is one person in particular he would like to see in the next movie. That’s when Isaac said that he would love to see his friend and fellow actor Pedro Pascal as Spider-Man.

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I don’t know. They’re so brilliant at finding the right person for the right character, but maybe Pedro Pascal. Let’s find something for him. He should be a Spider-Person, like a grumpy old Spider-Person.

the character of oscar isaac, as he said, he is the only Spider-Man who does not have a sense of humor, perhaps because of the difficult situation he tries to control to ensure the well-being of all the wall-crawlers. That, not to mention that getting Miles to change his mind is harder than he thought.

Pascal has many projects at the moment. After conquering the whole world with his performance in The Last of Us – 97%it was confirmed a few weeks ago that he will be the protagonist of Weapons, the new horror film from the director of Barbarian – 90%. She also joined the cast of Gladiators 2 of Ridley Scott. The comic road movie recently ended Drive Away Dolls of Ethan Coenand is in other projects like Freaky Tales of the directors of Captain Marvel – 60% and My Dentist’s Murder Trialseries true crime from HBO. Perhaps you can find some time to join Miles Morales and Gwen Stacy in their next adventure, which is already scheduled for a March 2024 release.

The sequel uses the multiverse as a grander metaphor, especially for Miles’ conflicted sense of identity. All the arachnids he knows are images of himself, literally and figuratively: the person he could be, the person he is, the person he could become. Pascal could be an outstanding addition to the cast, which on this occasion has already added Issa Rae in the role of Spider-Woman; to the actor Daniel Kaluya in the role of Spider-Punk, already Karan Soni Like the Indian Spider-Man.

For now, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – 92% is pulling off impressive numbers at the box office, and it’s still not over with its opening weekend. With a $51.7 million debut, it scored the biggest opening day for a movie so far in 2023, beating out Super Mario Bros. The Movie – 75%.

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