Beneath extraterrestrial extensions Chicago actor David Pasquesi is nearly unrecognizable in TheBookOfBobaFett. He and show creator Jon Favreau overlapped during their time at Second City and recently reconnected. Chris Borrelli has more
Yes, they attach to this thing I wear, a big piece that goes over the top of my face, then a piece that’s on my head, though a lot of it is covered by the headdress.Uh ... I used to know? I’m was never a “Star Wars” freak, but definitely a fan. Some of this is new to me. They’re calledQ: When you enter this world as an actor, do you receive a taxonomy, a history, a background, like a folder of material on your character?Kind of like a dramaturgy? No. But it’s available.
Q: What’s interesting about your character is that it’s working a different kind of muscle for this universe. You portray a certain annoying level of bureaucracy.It’s like I’m the fool behind the king. I probably played something like this before, in plays, but it seems much different because of the makeup and wardrobe. It’s not straight comedy. I don’t know if I’m. is more my wheelhouse. This happens to be an obsequious . But Andrew Meyer , he was also self-serving.
Q: That last episode, you were in an action scene. I don’t know if you were aware that it was quite divisive online. I was unaware. But yeah, a car chase. One of the coolest things in the first “Star Wars” was the landspeeder and I got to drive one. A lot of what I’ve done could be called. I’m not just reacting to Ping-Pong balls . Most of the stuff in that scene, that is really going on. You know, it’s wild how many have contacted me because of this show.