Walton Goggins Responds to Pete Davidson’s Fame Predictions
Actor Walton Goggins recently addressed predictions made by comedian Pete Davidson regarding the fickle nature of celebrity fanbases. Davidson’s comments, shared during an episode of Theo Von’s podcast “This Past Weekend,” centered on how quickly public perception can shift for rising stars, with Goggins being mentioned as a potential target for future scrutiny.
Understanding the Rise and Fall of Fame
During the podcast, Davidson used fellow actor Pedro Pascal as a case study, highlighting how someone can quickly transition from being a lesser-known talent to a household name, only to experience a backlash shortly after. He articulated, “Look at Pedro Pascal right now. Just two years ago, he was a hardworking, great actor, and now, he’s in everything.” Davidson cautioned fans to be patient with celebrities as they navigate sudden fame, emphasizing the adjustment period required after years of effort.
Goggins Shares Insightful Instagram Response
Upon learning of Davidson’s remarks, Walton Goggins took to Instagram to express his thoughts. He acknowledged Davidson’s perspective, stating, “I saw this article and had to respond. Pete, we don’t know each other, but I appreciate the heads up.” Goggins took the opportunity to advocate for Pedro Pascal, whom he described as not just a good man, but a “great man and a dear friend.”
At 53 years old, Goggins reflected on the transient nature of fame and the journey he’s experienced in the entertainment industry. He expressed gratitude to his supporters, saying, “I appreciate so many of you going on this journey with me.” In a light-hearted tone, he humorously suggested that those uninterested in his updates should scroll past his name, but welcomed the support of those who choose to engage.
Embracing Change and Future Projects
Goggins also elaborated on his upcoming projects, including participation in the animated film “Harry and the Mutant Mid-Century Furniture,” the climbing movie “Batso” alongside Lewis Pullman and Jessica Biel, and his return for season two of Amazon’s “Fallout,” which previously earned him an Emmy nomination.
- Recent Projects by Walton Goggins:
- Harry and the Mutant Mid-Century Furniture
- Batso
- Fallout Season Two
In closing, Goggins embraced the uncertainty of public opinion, stating, “If this headline is a possibility or an inevitability… if this is my fate…. Well…. I’m going to enjoy the experience.” Through his candid response, Goggins demonstrates resilience in the face of changing perception, showcasing his commitment to his craft and his fans.
