Pedro Pascal admits he's 'a little drunk' during emotional SAG Award acceptance speech

Pedro Pascal was admittedly over-served on Saturday night at the Screen Actors Guild awards in Los Angeles, Calif.

Pascal appeared to be shocked when his name was announced for outstanding performance by a male actor in a drama series for his role in "The Last of Us."

He hurried to the stage in the Shrine Auditorium and accepted the award from Storm Reid and Phil Dunster.

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Pedro Pascal was not expecting to win a Screen Actors Guild award on Saturday. (Matt Winkelmeyer)

"This is … this is wrong for a number of reasons," Pascal said. "Um, I'm a little drunk. I thought I could get drunk and, uh thank you HBO.

"Jeez Louise, I'm making a fool of myself, but thank you so much for this."

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Pascal added, "I've been in the union since 1999, so this is an incredible f---ing honor – we're on Netflix – And to the nominees, all of you, I can't remember any of your names right now." 

"Um, I'm a little drunk," Pascal said while walking on stage. (Michael Buckner)

He rattled off a few names of friends from HBO before mentioning, "It's very appropriate that you've given me a job, because I grew up watching your network.

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"I have no skills, I have no other interests, so the least you could do is give me a job."

The "Mandalorian" actor paused for a moment and became emotional while thanking his "family who may be watching, I'm not sure."

Pascal earned the SAG award for outstanding male actor in a drama series for "The Last of Us." (Getty Images)

He added, "I'm going to have a panic attack, and I'm going to leave."

Once he made it backstage, Pascal told Access Hollywood he "wasn't expecting" to win and "had a few drinks" before his category was announced. Tequila was his drink of choice. 

Nominees in the category included Keiran Culkin, Brian Cox and Matthew Macfadyen individually for "Succession," and Billy Crudup for "The Morning Show."

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"I was completely shocked, and I probably left hundreds of people out that I should thank, particularly not getting a chance to shoutout Bella Ramsey, who I wouldn’t be able to even have a character without their company, their guidance and their empathy," Pascal said. "So, this is for them."