Pedro Pascal has become one of Hollywood's most sought-after actors in the last decade. The Chilean-American star began to gain recognition for his role as Oberyn Martell in Game of Thrones, and then elevated his career with major productions like The Mandalorian and The Last of Us. However, despite all his successful projects, Pascal's filmography includes many valuable works that have been overlooked or forgotten by most people.

For instance, "The Uninvited" is the directorial debut of Nadia Conners. In the film, Pascal plays an uninvited guest at a party, leading the events into a sweet chaos. This production, featuring Walton Goggins and Elizabeth Reaser, tells a thoughtful and human story that critiques Hollywood's obsession with aging and traditional societal roles. Pascal's choice-filled performance in this film deserves much more attention.

"Animal," which is part of Netflix's nature documentaries, is also a largely underrated work. Each of the eight episodes features a different celebrity voice; among stars like Anthony Mackie, Bryan Cranston, and Rebel Wilson, Pedro Pascal also lends his voice. The fourth episode, "Octopus," focuses on how the giant Pacific octopus uses its intelligence to survive in changing ocean conditions.

In the boxing drama "Lights Out," Pascal takes on a smaller role. In this series, starring Holt McCallany, Pascal portrays a young boxer named Omar, nicknamed the "Armenian Avenger." Although Pascal's character is a relatively inconspicuous second role, the transformation of this character and performance, reflecting his temperament, enhances the psychological depth of the series.

These forgotten projects prove just how wide-ranging Pascal's acting repertoire is. With a career that spans from major blockbuster films to independent productions, and from nature documentaries to drama series, it is clear that Pascal fully deserves to be one of Hollywood's most utilized faces.