Pedro Pascal’s net worth is estimated at $22–$30 million as of October 2026. The range reflects published estimates: Celebrity Net Worth puts the figure at $30 million, while Parade, TheStreet and other 2026 outlets cite $22 million. No Forbes or Bloomberg estimate exists for Pascal.
Last updated: October 2026
Who is Pedro Pascal?
Pedro Pascal is a Chilean-American actor born on 2 April 1975 in Santiago, Chile, who rose to fame as Oberyn Martell in Game of Thrones (2014) and now leads The Mandalorian and The Last of Us. His latest film, Tony Gilroy’s Behemoth!, opens on 4 December 2026. Read his full story in Pedro Pascal’s biography.
How the money breaks down
Almost all of Pascal’s wealth comes from acting fees — he has no publicly documented business empire or major endorsement portfolio behind the figure. The two streaming deals that built it are The Mandalorian and The Last of Us; the film work that followed added studio paydays, all undisclosed.
| Income source | What is publicly reported |
|---|---|
| The Last of Us (HBO), season 1 | $600,000 per episode, as reported by Variety before the premiere — nine episodes aired, which works out to about $5.4 million at that rate, though Pascal’s exact guaranteed first-season pay was never publicly confirmed |
| The Last of Us, season 2 | Pay not publicly disclosed |
| The Mandalorian (Disney+) | Salary not publicly disclosed |
| Film roles (Gladiator II, Fantastic Four, Behemoth!) | Fees not publicly disclosed |
| Endorsements and businesses | No major published endorsement deals or company valuations found |
(Celebrity Net Worth; Parade; TheStreet)
Career earnings timeline
- 1993–2013 — the lean years: Nearly two decades of small television parts and stage work after graduating from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts in 1997. Pascal has spoken about coming close to quitting acting in this period. (Britannica)
- 2014 — the breakthrough: Oberyn Martell in Game of Thrones season 4. The role was short-lived but transformed his earning power. (Britannica)
- 2015–2017 — Narcos: Series-regular pay as DEA agent Javier Peña on Netflix’s hit crime drama. (Wikipedia)
- 2019 — The Mandalorian: Title role in Disney+’s flagship Star Wars series; his salary was never disclosed, but the role anchored his franchise value. (Parade)
- 2023 — The Last of Us: Variety reported $600,000 per episode for season 1, placing him among television’s highest-paid dramatic actors; the season aired nine episodes. (Celebrity Net Worth)
- 2024–2025 — film paydays: Gladiator II (2024) and his Marvel debut as Reed Richards in The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025), which grossed $521.9 million worldwide; fees undisclosed. (Our Culture Mag)
- 2026 — The Mandalorian and Grogu and Behemoth!: Din Djarin reaches the big screen (22 May 2026), and Tony Gilroy’s Behemoth! opens in cinemas on 4 December 2026. (TheStreet; ComingSoon)
How this estimate was made — methodology
This page does not present a bank balance. No celebrity net-worth figure is a verified financial disclosure, and none exists for Pedro Pascal from Forbes, Bloomberg or Hurun — we checked, and we say so plainly rather than dressing an aggregator number up as one. The $22–$30 million headline is a range, not a point estimate, because published estimates disagree: Celebrity Net Worth’s current page puts Pascal at $30 million, while Parade, TheStreet and several other 2026 outlets cite $22 million. Where a hard number exists, we use it: Variety’s reported $600,000-per-episode rate for The Last of Us season 1 is the single best-documented pay figure in Pascal’s career, and the $5.4 million season total is simple arithmetic on nine aired episodes, flagged as an estimate because his exact guaranteed pay was never confirmed. Everything else — The Mandalorian, Fantastic Four, Gladiator II — is listed as undisclosed rather than guessed. A rumoured $10 million Fantastic Four fee circulates online but rests on unattributed rumour, so it is not used here. Taxes, agent fees and spending are not deducted, because no source publishes them.
Frequently asked questions
What is Pedro Pascal’s net worth?
Pedro Pascal’s net worth is estimated at $22–$30 million as of October 2026. Celebrity Net Worth puts the figure at $30 million, while Parade, TheStreet and other 2026 outlets cite $22 million. No Forbes or Bloomberg estimate exists.
How did Pedro Pascal make his money?
Pedro Pascal made his money almost entirely from acting. His wealth comes from his television leads in The Mandalorian and The Last of Us, plus film roles including Gladiator II and The Fantastic Four: First Steps. He has no publicly documented business empire behind the figure.
How much did Pedro Pascal earn for The Last of Us?
Variety reported that Pedro Pascal earned $600,000 per episode for the first season of The Last of Us. Nine episodes aired, which works out to about $5.4 million at that rate, though his exact guaranteed first-season pay was never publicly confirmed. His season 2 pay has not been disclosed.
Is Pedro Pascal a billionaire?
No. Pedro Pascal is not a billionaire. Published estimates place his net worth at $22–$30 million as of October 2026, far below billionaire status, and no Forbes or Bloomberg billionaire listing includes him.
Sources
- Celebrity Net Worth — Pedro Pascal Net Worth ($30 million)
- Parade — Pedro Pascal Net Worth 2026 ($22 million)
- TheStreet — Pedro Pascal’s net worth as The Mandalorian & Grogu debuts ($22 million)
- InvestorMint — Pedro Pascal Net Worth 2026 ($22 million, up to $30 million)
- Britannica — Pedro Pascal
- ComingSoon — Behemoth! trailer, 28 October 2026