Pedro Pascal and Jon Favreau attend a viewing party of The Mandalorian season three in Hollywood
Pedro Pascal and Jon Favreau led the star-studded arrival at a viewing party for the much-celebrated third season of The Mandalorian at The Dolby Theater in Hollywood on Friday.
The 47-year-old Chilean-born heartthrob plays the main character in the Star Wars spin-off created by actor and filmmaker Favreau.
Pascal posed next to Favreau as they arrived on the red carpet with several of their co-stars, including Katee Sackhoff, Rick Famuyiwa, and Dave Filoni.
Pedro sported well-groomed facial hair, styled his short brown hair in spikes, and wore green pants with black dress shoes.
Pascal accessorized with a stylish pair of glasses and completed her look with a cream and gray button-up sweater over a white T-shirt.
Male leads: Pedro Pascal and Jon Favreau led the star-studded arrivals at a special viewing party for the much-celebrated third season of The Mandalorian at The Dolby Theater in Hollywood on Friday.
Handsome: The Chilean-born heartthrob, 47, wore a white T-shirt under a sweater with green pants, while Favreau looked dapper in a gray blazer over a black shirt with cream pants
Showrunner Favreau looked dapper in a gray blazer over a black shirt with cream pants and Adidas sneakers.
Pascal plays a devoted bounty hunter from Mandalore who has been tasked with caring for a creature called Grogu, also known as Baby Yoda.
Katee Sackhoff looked gorgeous as she walked the red carpet in a black double-breasted coat with two skinny belts around her waist and matching pleated pants.
The beauty styled her blonde bob cut with a side parting, wore oversized silver earrings, and opted for a bold red lip and matching red heels.
She is seen on screen as Bo-Katan Kryze, the ever-loyal lieutenant and proud member of the Death Watch.
Bo-Katan joined the Death Watch’s call for the Mandalorians to embrace their martial heritage and find glory in war.
Rick Famuyiwa, the film director, producer, and screenwriter best known for the 2015 film Dope, has directed several episodes of the live-action Star Wars television series.
Famuyiwa looked dapper at the event in a slim-fit black and gray pinstripe suit over a black T-shirt featuring an image of legendary Brooklyn Dodgers second baseman Jackie Robinson.
Dave Filoni, who plays the role of Trapper Wolf, a New Republic pilot, looked handsome as he appeared on the red carpet with his co-stars.
Filoni wore a black cowboy hat and a black and gray zip-up jacket over a T-shirt with pants and combat boots.
In Demand: Pascal stars as the titular character, a devoted bounty hunter who hails from Mandalore and has been entrusted with the care of Baby Yoda.
Beauty: Katee Sackhoff looked gorgeous in a double-breasted black coat with two skinny belts around her waist and matching pleated pants She styled her blonde bob cut with a side parting, wore oversized silver earrings, and opted for a bold red lip and matching red heels.
Your Role: Sackhoff plays the role of Bo-Katan Kryze, the ever-loyal lieutenant who joined the Death Watch’s call for the Mandalorians to embrace their martial heritage and find glory in war.
Dapper: Film director, producer, and screenwriter Rick Famuyiwa has directed multiple episodes of the live-action Star Wars television series. Famuyiwa looked sharp at the event in a black and gray striped skintight suit over a black T-shirt featuring an image of legendary Brooklyn Dodgers second baseman Jackie Robinson.
Fighter Pilot: Playing the role of Trapper Wolf, a New Republic pilot, Dave Filoni looked handsome in a black cowboy hat, gray zip-up jacket over a T-shirt, pants, and combat boots.
To Be Continued: Season three will continue the main character’s adventures of Pascal and Baby Yoda, with Mando revealing that he will be returning to his home planet of Mandalore to clear his name.
The show’s first season was met with widespread critical acclaim and commercial success upon its debut.
Its second set of episodes received an equally positive response from critics and fans of the series.
The third season of The Mandalorian, which is expected to have a total of eight episodes, made its debut on the Disney+ streaming service on March 1.
Favreau previously confirmed that he was working on the show’s fourth season in May of last year.
The show’s creator later revealed that he had finished working on the new season in February.
During an interview with colliderPascal advised fans to expect the unexpected in the soon-to-be released episodes.
“Without giving away anything, I would say that the upsets are not necessarily what you would expect from our experience with upsets prior to this season,” he said.
Star of the show: The artist is currently appearing on the third season of The Mandalorian, which premiered earlier this month.
Recent Arrival: The third season is scheduled to last for eight episodes. The sixth episode is scheduled to debut on Disney+ on April 5.
More on the way: Favreau previously confirmed that he was working on the show’s fourth season in May of last year.
The artist then commented that he had grown fond of The Mandalorian’s unorthodox story.
“There’s a kind of approach to the way the story is told that’s kind of unexpected, and I love that,” he said.
The third season continues the adventures of the character of Pascal and Baby Yoda, with Mando revealing that he will be returning to his home planet of Mandalore to clear his name.
The sixth episode of the third season of The Mandalorian will debut on Disney+ on April 5.