10 Must-Watch Pedro Pascal Movies & TV Shows Streaming On NETFLIX, AMAZON PRIME VIDEO & More, Ranked

Let me be honest, sometimes I open Netflix or Prime, spend half an hour scrolling, and still end up rewatching an old sitcom. But then there are those magical nights when I know exactly what I’m looking for something starring Pedro Pascal.

The man’s like cinematic caffeine; whether he’s wearing a helmet in a galaxy far, far away or trading banter with Nicolas Cage, he just wakes you up.

We first noticed him as Oberyn Martell in Game of Thrones, sitting there like he owned the whole of Westeros and could duel Death itself. Since then? Forget it. If Pedro’s in it, I’m watching it .And in current era , there’s a surprising range of his movies and shows across NEFLIX, PRIME VIDEO, DISNEY+, HBO MAX, and more.

Here’s my personal binge list—same order as the original rundown but with my own two cents, trivia nuggets, and streaming pointers.

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Pedro Pascal’s Mini Biography

Pedro Pascal Movies & TV Shows

Pedro Pascal, born José Pedro Balmaceda Pascal in Santiago, Chile had anything but a straight road to Hollywood stardom.

His family fled Chile for political asylum, hopping from Denmark to the U.S. before he even learned to walk.

Before the helmet, the sword, and the prestige TV glow, he was grinding in theatre… and, fun fact, working as an exotic dancer.

His breakthrough? Oberyn Martell in Game of Thrones Season 4, then DEA agent Javier Peña in Narcos.

Now, he’s Joel in The Last of Us, a Mandalorian in the Star Wars galaxy, and an occasional Marvel player. Basically, if there’s a genre, he’s probably owned it at least once.



Fantastic Four 

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Image Source: Screenshot from The Fantastic Four: First Steps | Final Trailer by Marvel Entertainment

Retro-futuristic 1960s vibes? Check. Galactus and the Silver Surfer? Double check.

This MCU reboot isn’t just another superhero crowd-pleaser. it’s Marvel dusting off one of its oldest comic families and making them feel fresh. I loved how it balanced cosmic danger with moments that actually made me care about the characters. Pedro fits right into this world, and it’s the kind of blockbuster you want to see on the biggest screen possible… then rewatch at home for all the easter eggs you missed.


The Mandalorian

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Image Source: Screenshot from The Mandalorian Official Trailer

You can’t see Pedro’s face for 90% of the show, but somehow, he still gives one of the most human performances on TV. As Din Djarin, the galaxy’s most reluctant babysitter, he mixes badass bounty hunting with “dad energy” so well it hurts.

I still remember watching Chapter 1 at 2 a.m. on release night and texting three friends: You need to see this space cowboy.

Plus, Grogu. Enough said.


Narcos

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Image Source: Screenshot from Narcos – Season 3 | official trailer (2017)

This one is gritty, tense, and will occasionally make you Google “Did that really happen?” Spoiler: a lot of it did.Pascal as DEA agent Javier Peña has this weary determination that grounds the chaos of the Colombian drug war.

I binged the first two seasons in a single rainy weekend, my snack stash didn’t survive. If you want Pascal in a grounded, morally complex role, this is your stop.


The Last of Us

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Image Source: Screenshot from The Last of Us | Official Trailer | Max

Even if you’ve never picked up a PlayStation controller, The Last of Us hits like a freight train. Pascal’s Joel is broken but still clinging to hope, and his dynamic with Bella Ramsey’s Ellie feels so raw that I actually paused an episode just to breathe.

Yes, there are infected monsters, but the real gut-punches come from the quiet conversations and impossible choices.


Game of Thrones S4

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Image Source: Screenshot from “The War is Not Won:” Game of Thrones Season 4: Official Trailer (HBO)

Oberyn Martell doesn’t just enter the scene—he storms into it, charming and dangerous all at once. Pascal plays him with such swagger that you almost forget Westeros is basically a death trap.

And then there’s “that” fight. I’ll just say: if you know, you know. If you don’t—brace yourself.


The Book of Boba Fett

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Image Source: Screenshot from The Book of Boba Fett | Official Trailer | Disney+

Let’s be real: part of the fun here is the Mandalorian crossover episodes. But even aside from that, The Book of Boba Fett dives deep into Star Wars’ criminal underbelly. Pedro’s return as Din is pure fan service in the best way.

Plus, if you love the dusty, western-meets-sci-fi tone of Mandalorian, you’ll find more of it here—just with more crime boss politics.


The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent

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Image Source: Screenshot from The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (2022 Movie) Official Trailer – Nicolas Cage

This is the movie that proved Pascal can do comedy just as well as drama.

Watching him bounce off Nicolas Cage’s glorious self-parody is like watching two kids who snuck onto a movie set and decided to have the time of their lives. Their “bromance” sequences are worth the price of admission alone.


Gladiator 2

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Image Source: Screenshot from The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (2022 Movie) Official Trailer – Nicolas Cage

Two decades after Ridley Scott’s original, we’re back in the Roman arena. Pascal joins a stacked cast (Denzel Washington!) in a story about vengeance, honor, and, well… fighting to the death for entertainment.

The scale is massive, the costumes are jaw-dropping, and the fight choreography makes you want to yell “Are you not entertained?” at your own TV.


Triple Frontier

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Image Source: Screenshot from Triple Frontier | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix

An underrated Netflix gem. Former soldiers reunite for one last big score, and Pedro plays the team’s pilot—a guy you’d trust with your life… until the plan starts falling apart.

What starts as a slick heist morphs into a survival story with some stunning South American landscapes.

Also, the cast chemistry? Chef’s kiss.


Prospect

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Image Source: PROSPECT Official Trailer (2018) Sci Fi Movie HD

Low-budget sci-fi done right. Imagine a space western where the “gold” is dangerous alien minerals, and survival depends on quick thinking and shaky alliances.

Pascal’s Ezra is both a threat and a reluctant ally, and his back-and-forth with Sophie Thatcher’s character kept me hooked.

The world-building feels so tangible you can almost taste the alien dust.


Freaky Tales

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Image Source: Freaky Tales (2025) Official Trailer – Pedro Pascal, Ben Mendelsohn, Jay Ellis, Normani

It’s wild. It’s loud. It’s very, very 1987.

This Oakland-set anthology throws you into four interlinked stories full of punk energy, street-level crime, and Pedro as a debt collector you definitely don’t want knocking on your door.

It’s messy in a fun way, like a mixtape you can’t stop replaying.


My Take

If I had to pick just one? I’d go with Fantastic Four  for sheer emotional impact, but The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is the one I rewatch when I need a pick-me-up.


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