Luckily, that period didn't last long, because they reconnected when Pascal went to Los Angeles years later. "I came to L.A. for a bit and then went back to New York. Even after going back to New York, we somehow went into chapter two of our friendship that — we attached to each other and haven't been able to let go," Pascal told Interview magazine.
Paulson credits their friendship to that one wild night out in New York City. "I think when you get knocked off by a cabbie and you see Woody Harrelson and you see 'Fearless' all in one day, you're either bonded for life or you'll never see each other again," she said.
In an April profile for Esquire, Pascal and Paulson revealed that while he was a struggling actor, Paulson would help financially support him so he could keep working. "There were times when I would give him my per diem from a job I was working on so that he could have money to feed himself," Paulson said.
