Paul Mescal is seen ‘sniffing a suspicious substance from a key’ and ‘doesn’t care who sees’ as he parties with friends during wild weekend at Glastonbury Festival
Paul Mescal was photographed smelling a suspicious substance from a baggie with friends at Glastonbury on Sunday.
According to The sun The 28-year-old Irish actor used a key as a scoop to bring the unknown material up his nostril as he danced in the crowd during the late night performance by American band The National.
Paul was dressed casually and wore a baseball cap. A bystander told the publication that the actor “didn’t seem to care” if anyone could see him.
He said: ‘Paul looked as if he had used a key to scoop some substance out of a bag, which he brought to his nose and sniffed.
‘He did it once, then he put the key back in the bag, brought it to his nose and sniffed it again.
Paul Mescal was photographed reportedly smelling a suspicious substance from a bag while partying with friends at Glastonbury on Sunday
According to The Sun, the 28-year-old Irish actor used a key as a scoop to bring the unknown material up his nostril while dancing in the crowd
‘Paul didn’t seem to care if anyone could see him. He was dancing and laughing with his friends.’
MailOnline has contacted Paul Mescal’s representatives for comment.
Earlier in the day, Paul drove fans wild by singing Shania Twain’s iconic lyric, “Let’s go girls!” ahead of her festival performance.
He was among the stars who travelled to Worthy Farm for the annual music festival and was snapped ahead of Shania’s Legends Slot on Sunday.
In a now widely shared video, the person filming him starts with the beat of her hit Man! I Feel Like A Woman! – while ending the famous line with: ‘Let’s go girls!’
He wore his usual festival shorts, paired with a gray T-shirt and a cap.
The BBC shared the video on Instagram and Shania herself commented: ‘Amazing!!’, also showing several emojis of herself laughing and crying.
Fans loved the clip and commented under the video: ‘He’s too cute!’
Paul was dressed casually and wore a baseball cap. An onlooker told the publication that the actor “didn’t seem to care” if anyone could see him.
Saying: ‘Paul looked as if he had used a key to scoop a substance out of a bag, which he brought to his nose and sniffed.
At the festival on Saturday, Paul was reunited with his All of Us Strangers colleague and fellow actress Saoirse Ronan (LR director Andrew Haigh, Saoirse, Andrew, Paul)
Fans loved the clip and commented under the video: ‘He’s too cute!’
“Quality content”, “Have I watched this 100 times? Yes”, “Why is he so cute”, “I love him!” .
It comes after Paul showed off his muscles as he entered the Colosseum in the first official snaps from the highly anticipated Gladiator sequel
The Irish film, due out later this year, sees him take on the role of Roman Empire hero Lucius Verus, the adult son of Lucilla, who was played as a child in the Oscar-winning 2000 original starring Russell Crowe.
Paul wore full armor, complete with breastplate and leather kilt, and bore a striking resemblance to his predecessor Russell, who will not appear in the sequel.
The Normal People star then went shirtless in a dramatic scene where he appeared to be preparing for a fight, taking on a blood-soaked Pedro Pascal, 49.
It comes after Paul showed off his muscles as he entered the Colosseum in the first official snaps from the highly anticipated Gladiator sequel
The actor will play Lucius Verus, the adult son of Lucilla, who was played as a child in the Oscar-winning 2000 original starring Russell Crowe. The film is set for release later this year.
Describe his character to Vanity Fair Paul said, ‘He’s a very, very good general, and that may mean he’s also a very good killer.’
In another action-packed moment, the duo came face to face with Paul diving into the air, while Pedro’s character looked terrified and lost his sword.
Pedro from The Last Of Us plays the Roman general Acacius, who was trained as a gladiator by Russell’s character Maximum.
The actor says: ‘[Acacius] learned from the best, so of course this code of honor is ingrained in his training and in his existence. But at the end of the day, he’s a different person. And that can’t change who he is.
For the teasing: ‘Maximus is Maximus, and that can’t be replicated. That just makes Acacius capable of other things.’
Denzel Washington, 69, also made his first appearance as Macrinus, all golden and playing an arms dealer who lives a lavish life and keeps gladiators for fun.