Pedro Pascal Spotted in Greece With His Co-Star

By Elena Marika Konstantinou

July 22, 2026

Pedro Pascal has picked his Greek island, and he went with the one that does not even allow cars. The actor was spotted on Hydra with his Fantastic Four: First Steps co-star Ebon Moss-Bachrach and musician Jason Aalon Butler, and by every account the trio kept things wonderfully low key.

The trip came to light completely by accident. A German tourist posted a TikTok of a beach on Hydra with no idea that two of Hollywood's most recognizable faces were standing in the background. His followers figured it out before he did, and the clip soon took off on social media and in Greek outlets like To Vima and Madame Figaro Greece.

In the video, Pedro and Ebon are just two friends in swimwear chatting by the water, with no security team in sight. Later, Pedro was photographed on an evening stroll through Hydra's stone lanes in a simple black T-shirt before the group sat down for dinner at a local restaurant. Honestly, that is exactly how Hydra is meant to be done.

The friendship started on the Marvel set. Pedro plays Reed Richards, aka Mister Fantastic, and Ebon plays Ben Grimm, aka The Thing. Ebon has credited Pedro with getting the cast to bond off camera, even starting a group chat before production began. He is also, of course, Richie from The Bear, a role that has won him two Emmys. Jason Aalon Butler, the frontman of the rock band Fever 333, completes the crew.

Pedro has not posted anything from the island himself, so that tourist's clip is still the only real look at the getaway. There is also no word yet on how long the group is staying or whether any other Greek stops are on the itinerary.

The timing makes sense. Pedro is heading into a busy stretch with Behemoth!, Tony Gilroy's new film for Searchlight Pictures, due in December. He plays a gifted cellist coming home to Los Angeles after two decades with the world's top orchestras, and he even trained on the cello for the role. A few slow days on a Greek island sound like the perfect reset before all of that.

And Hydra knows how to host. The island banned motor vehicles back in the 1950s, so donkeys and water taxis still do the heavy lifting. Sophia Loren filmed Boy on a Dolphin here in 1956, Leonard Cohen lived and wrote here for years, and the whole place sits about an hour by ferry from Piraeus, which makes it one of the easiest escapes from Athens. Stone mansions, a postcard harbor and zero traffic: the Saronic gem has been charming artists and actors for generations.

Pedro also joins a very good summer for stars in Greece beyond Mykonos. Earlier this month Kate Hudson was spotted in Skiathos with her family, and in June Michael Jordan was spotted in Kefalonia. Mister Fantastic, meanwhile, chose an island where the loudest thing on the street is a donkey bell. Good call, Pedro.