The Last of Us star admits Ellie is a "bit of a brat" at first

Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey as Joel and Ellie in The Last of Us HBO TV Show
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澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Last of Us TV show stꦇars have spoken about why they find their characters so compe🦩lling.

In a new interview with this month's ❀PLAY Magazine, The Last of Us stars Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey, who play Joel and Ellie respectively in the HBO adaptation, spoke about their characters. "I feel like it's territory that I've been approaching within the last few projects, and I love coming into a full realization of this kind of characterꦓ," Pascal said of Joel in The Last of Us.

Pascal added that although the "character is such a rich and exciting one," he admits he'd play a "coffee cup" for broadcaster HBO. Ramsey, on the other hand, admitไted that her character Ellie comes off as a "bit of a bra🍌t" when one first meets her and ultimately knows nothing about her. 

"I like all the layers to her that we get to see, and that different layers of her come to the forefront of different times," Ramsey continued. "On a diffe🧸rent level, I like the fact that she curses a lot, that was pretty fun for me," Ramsey added of her character in The Last of Us.

The actor went on to say that Ellie is "mature because of the world around her," and that she "liked how she ends up relating to Joel and the way that they mirror each other and clash." This, Ramsey said, i♔s ൲what ultimately makes Joel and Ellie open up to each other over the course of the new HBO series.

The Last of Us begins on HBO this coming Sunday, January 15, airing one day later on January 16 for European audiences. Over the last week, showrunner Craig Mazin has de🔯fended deviating from the o▨riginal game for the new adaptation - a decision which seems to have paid off, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:b🧸ased on early reactions to the show.

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