Pedro Pascal Has Most Hilarious Reaction To Dakota Johnson's On-Set Injuries
Both Pedro Pascal and Dakota Johnson broke out into laughter during the rapid fire for the magazine, where they also talked about on-set injuries.
Pedro Pascal and Dakota Johnson have been keeping fans entertained via their quirky interviews ahead of their upcoming release, Materialists. The duo which seems to have a stunning chemistry both on-screen and off-screen came together for a fun rapid fire and the result was more entertaining than what you would expect. In a standout moment, Johnson hilariously recalled getting hurt on the sets of one of her previous movies but it was Pascal's reaction that you would not want to miss.
Both Pedro Pascal and Dakota Johnson were laughing while questioning each other for Vogue but the hysterics truly broke out when they started talking about on-set injuries. It all started with Johnson asking Pascal, 'Have you ever had any accidents while filming?"
Replying, Pascal said, 'Yes, I have. I've gotten hurt for real." Before he could finish, Johnson interrupted him to share her own story as she shared through giggles, 'I got whiplash from 'Fifty Shades." Her response led them both to absolutely lose it but Pascal was caught entirely off-guard as he erupted into laughter and even stood up from the chair to compose himself. Later, the actor added, 'This is my favorite thing."
Wondering how Johnson sustained such an injury? It was during a scene where she was supposed to be thrown down on the bed a few too many times. Earlier in 2015, the actress told Yahoo Movies UK about the incident as she shared, 'Jamie (Dornan) was throwing me on a bed. We did 17 takes so my head just snapped back all day and when I woke up I couldn't move my neck. Which was really terrible."
The Fifty Shades series featured Dakota Johnson as Anastasia Steele, a college student who falls for ultra-rich Christian Grey, played by Jamie Dornan.
In another interview with E!Online, Dakota Johnson reflected on her strong bond with Pascal as she explained, 'Well, we're really close friends. So the best part was just hanging out all the time."
As for Materialists, the film features Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans. It marks her first on-screen collaboration with Pascal and is set to hit theatres on June 13.
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June 12, 2025, 11:47 IST
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