What We Know About Pedro Pascal's Rumored Feud With Disney

According to a report from Making Star Wars, sources have claimed that because Pascal's face is hidden for much of the series, Disney wanted to pay him a voice actor's fee instead of a larger star's salary. Pascal reportedly pushed back on that idea, which led to Din Djarin's face being revealed for the first time late in Season 1 of "The Mandalorian." Following that, Pascal was unmasked twice during Season 2, including in the emotional season finale when Din says goodbye to his adoptive son, Grogu.

Fans were expecting to see Pascal's face again in the Season 3 finale but were disappointed when it didn't happen. Insider Jeff Sneider previously told the Hot Mic podcast that Pascal was supposed to be seen during Season 3 but was unable to make it to set due to scheduling difficulties. At the time, Pascal was also working on HBO's "The Last Of Us," where he increased his net worth by reportedly getting paid about $600,000 per episode.

Whatever the truth behind these rumors, the recent announcement of a theatrical "Star Wars" movie set after "The Mandalorian" would seem to guarantee his long-term presence in the franchise.