When a Hollywood star like Pedro Pascal visits a small English coastal town like Margate, it should be a big deal. But the actor received none of the celebrity treatment one might have expected when he turned up at an art exhibition dedicated to him
But the Emmy-nominated actor received none of the celebrity treatment one might have expected on Sunday when he turned up at an art exhibition dedicated to him. Accompanied by art podcasters Robert Diament and Russell Tovey, “The Last of Us” actor found that the exhibition was actually closed. Undeterred, the trio took a selfie outside The Rhodes Gallery of their unsuccessful visit and posted it on social media, along with the caption: “Margate art friends reunited.
The Rhodes Gallery, where Burrell’s solo exhibition of 14 pieces is, also shared the photo on Instagram, along with some of the artist’s images. In an email to CNN on Thursday, gallery co-owner Jessica Rhodes Robb said that the show is “absolutely phenomenal” and that they are “so proud that it’s received the publicity it deserves.” Robb added: “We’re mortified that they couldn’t get in and our Sunday opening policy is most definitely under review.
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