Pedro Pascal Gets Goodnight Prank Call From Chris Evans & Dakota Johnson

Chris Evans and Dakota Johnson surprised Pedro Pascal with a viral prank call after he missed the New York premiere of their film Materialists. The moment, shared by A24, quickly gained attention for its unscripted charm and playful tone.

Here’s what happened during the call, how Pascal responded, and what it revealed about their off-screen bond.

Chris Evans and Dakota Johnson prank call Pedro Pascal

Chris Evans and Dakota Johnson FaceTimed Pedro Pascal as part of a viral “goodnight” prank, joining a trend where celebrities call their friends to say goodnight without context. The call was shared on A24’s Instagram as part of promotions for Materialists, the romantic dramedy starring all three actors.

The prank occurred because Pascal could not attend the film’s New York premiere on June 7, 2025. During the call, Pascal answered with, “What do you want?” Evans replied, “You,” while Johnson added, “We’re just calling to say goodnight.” Pascal responded, “Goodni— I’m supposed to go to bed at 6 p.m.?” Johnson affirmed, “Yeah. Night night.” Evans closed with, “Sleep tight buddy. Sweet dreams.”

Evans then asked, “Do you wish you were here? On a scale of one to 10” to which Pascal replied, “With the two of you? I’d do anything to be with you two.” Johnson followed up by asking, “Do you love me or Chris more?” Pascal said, “It’s so hard. It’s impossible. It’s actually impossible [to answer].” Evans then whispered, “I know the truth.”

The interaction took place in front of a cardboard cutout of Pascal at the Materialists premiere, where Johnson and Evans were present. The film, directed by Past Lives filmmaker Celine Song, stars Johnson as Lucy, a matchmaker caught between her ex-boyfriend John (Evans) and a new partner Harry (Pascal).

Johnson called the story “a story of bravery, really, and fear.” She described Evans and Pascal as “sensitive and open” co-stars. She added, “It was interesting because it was two different worlds working, Pedro’s world and Chris’ world.”

The “goodnight” prank trend began on TikTok and has featured celebrities like Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese.

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