Oscar Issac also has a character in mind for Pedro Pascal in 'Spider-Verse'
Oscar Isaac has revealed he wanted his pal Pedro Pascal to join the Spider-Verse series.
Speaking to British GQ, Issac, who played Miguel O'Hara in the animated film, said, “Let's find something for him," adding, "He should be a Spider-Person — like a cranky, old Spider-Person."
Earlier, Pascal told Wired about his close friendship of two decades with the Moon Knight star.
“I met him through a play we did together in 2005," he recounted. "An Off Broadway show where we were getting $500 a week, before taxes."
Meanwhile, the duo also worked together in the 2019 action film Triple Frontierstarring Ben Affleck, Charlie Hunnam, and Garrett Hedlund.
In other news, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse star Shameik Moore has assured that he will put in double efforts if he is selected for the live-action Miles Morales role.
Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, the actor said, “I guess you would get more than the voice if I was to play it,” revealing his approach to live-action roles compared to animation. “I would get in shape, take the steps and time to really slim, slim, slim up. Shave this beard. Go into afro-mode, and take out the braids. And I would just put my entire being into that performance.”