Jon Favreau says he sees a lot of TheMandalorian in TheLastOfUs's Joel Miller, for obvious reasons.
Like everybody else on the planet, it seems, Jon Favreau is watching The Last of Us. But the man behind The Mandalorian has a vested interest, given he's also watching his own leading man. And he'd be forgiven for doing a double take, since he's watching a foster father protect his child - who carries hidden abilities - from a world that's out to do nothing but harm them.
It's a great show, by the way. I've been on the road, I missed the last one, so I don't want any spoilers. He's great. It's amazing how much he's really cornered the market on this dad, protective father archetype. But they're different characters, though! Completely different characters, but both have that same... There's a central relationship of modelling a protective father in a not very communicative relationship.
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