Pedro Pascal explains arm sling at Golden Globes
Pedro Pascal rocked an unusual accessory at last night's (January 7) Golden Globes, revealing he has sustained an injury to his arm.
The Last of Us star attended the star-studded night wearing a sling, explaining he had got injured in a fall.
On the red carpet, the Game of Thrones actor was asked about the arm sling.
"I fell," he told The Associated Press, adding a heartfelt piece of advice: "Be careful! Exactly, it can happen to anybody."
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Pascal received a Globes nod for Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Series – Drama for his role as Joel in The Last of Us.
HBO's post-apocalyptic show also scored a nomination for Best Drama Series, with Pascal's co-star Bella Ramsey, who portrays Ellie, also getting shortlisted for an award.
The hit show scored several wins at the recent Creative Arts Emmys, ahead of the main ceremony that was rescheduled from last September.
The Last of Us stars Nick Offerman and Storm Reid received awards for Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series, with the show also bagging Best Prosthetic Makeup, Best Sound Editing, Best Picture Editing, Best Sound Mixing, Best Main Title Design and Best Special Visual Effects.
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An adaptation of the video game of the same name, The Last of Us will return for a second instalment, possibly in 2025.
What the drama has in store after season 2 isn't clear, as HBO drama chief Francesca Orsi said there is no guarantee the show will continue past its upcoming batch of episodes.
"We have loosely heard that there will be a season 3 idea for the series, but at this point, we're taking it one season at a time," she told Deadline last June.
"There's no guarantee at this point that we'll have a season 3 but I know that [creators Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann] both have a vision for season 3. Whether that lends itself to doing more [seasons], I don't know yet."
The Last of Us airs on HBO in the US, and on Sky Atlantic and streaming service NOW in the UK.
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