Lux Pascal, Juilliard-trained trans actress and sister of Pedro Pascal, makes her film debut in 'Miss Carbón,' portraying a trans woman coal miner in Argentina, after overcoming personal trauma and initial hesitation about the role. She is expanding her acting career with upcoming projects and advocates for openness about her identity.
Pedro Pascal's sister, Lux Pascal, captivated attention at the Gladiator II premiere in London, overshadowing her brother with her striking appearance in a black gown. Lux, a transgender activist and actress, shares a close bond with Pedro, who has been supportive of her journey. The premiere also highlighted the anticipated release of Gladiator II, praised by critics for its performances by Paul Mescal and Denzel Washington.
Pedro Pascal opened up about his trans sister Lux in a recent Esquire interview, describing her as "one of the most powerful people" he's ever known. Lux publicly came out as trans in 2021 and appeared on the cover for the Spanish-language Ya magazine. Pascal expressed his protective side towards her and acknowledged the toll that anti-trans legislation has taken on the trans community's mental health. Pascal stars in two of this year's most popular shows, "The Last of Us" and "The Mandalorian," and will also appear in the upcoming queer western "Strange Way of Life."
Pedro Pascal praised his sister Lux as "one of the most powerful people" he's ever known and expressed his anxiety about not being able to see her due to his busy schedule. Lux came out publicly as trans in 2021 and Pedro has been nothing but supportive. He spoke of Lux growing up and how she was the favourite child at home. Lux has starred in a host of Chilean films and TV series and revealed that Pedro had "served as a guide" for her during her transition journey.