Pedro Pascal Advocates For Trans Rights At ‘Thunderbolts’ London Premiere With “Protect The Dolls” T-Shirt ...Middle East

Pedro Pascal is expressing his support for the transgender community and made a big statement at the Thunderbolts premiere in London. The Last of Us actor made an appearance at the Cineworld Leicester Square in support of the Marvel film, sporting the viral “Protect the Dolls” t-shirt. Pascal had previously worn the shirt during his […]

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