The Last of Us series set photo offers best look yet at Pedro Pascal’s Joel - carrfromeannown

The Last of Us series set aside photo offers top look yet at Pedro Pascal's Joel

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A new set photo from the yield of The Last of Us series has struck gold: the foremost full look back at Pedro Pascal's Joel.

The photo comes good manners of Kristin Raworth on Twitter (H/T The Last of Us Updates) and shows Pedro Pascal masked-up on placed in Canada but, crucially, eating away apparel that look extremely close to Joel's turnout from the original game. Computer, heighten!

Pedro Pa (Book of Joel) on the jell nowadays.📸 @KristinRaworth motion picture.twitter.com/iqk3quLANwOctober 13, 2021

Previously, HBO had released an authorized teaser image that only provided fans with a glimpse of the back of one of Book of Joel's outfits. Patc admittedly a bit blurry, this new photo proves – if there was ever any doubt – that Pedro Pascal is a uncorrupted fit for Joel.

Elsewhere, new Sunset of U.S. series set photos have focused on a handful of locations from Naughty Dog's classic. The Boston QZ looks eerily close to the original in one selection, piece another covers the HBO show's lead on the Texas-set scenes of the game's prologue.

The actors themselves have even got in on the act. There's a shot of Pa, Gabriel Luna (who plays Joel's brother Tommy), and Nico Parker (Sarah) preparing for what doomed looks like a retelling of one of the game's most heart racking scenes.

No release date yet for The Last of Us serial publication. But, with cinematography well current, one manager's prior mention of '2022' on their Instagram page could be trial impression enough that we won't let very long to waiting to see Joel and company in action.

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