“This is Connor Storrie. First of all I love you so much and I miss you, I’m excited for the time I get to see you both again. I wanted to ask you a question. I wanted to see why you think that each other was a good match for telling the story in both ways.
Like Jacob, what is is about Rachel’s writing or storytelling that made it easy for you to connect and execute actually making a TV show out of it.
And Rachel, what do think it is about Jacob that was successful at putting that story off the page and actually building it out into a visible world.
I love you both so so much.”
a lisa cortando o cordão umbilical, indo lutar com o tubarão pra salvar seu filho foi cinema demais, mds, phoebe dynevor você é tão artista. eu não gosto de filmes de tubarão, mas thrash tá incrível. 😭
The way Hudson first offers a comforting hand in the back, feeling Connor's emotion just rising up.. until C is breaking in (happy) tears, face in his hands, and Huddy just hugs him tight. They are each other's "emotional support person" and it is so precious 😭 #hudcon
A former FBI behavioral analyst who now consults on relationships told me the one question that exposes a man's true character in under 60 seconds.
He used it to vet everyone from intelligence officers to potential sons-in-law, and it never fails.
Here is the questions...
I finished The Long Game!
Long ass notes app thoughts below for those who are interested. This doesn't even touch half of the things I want to talk about, but it gives you all a good idea on where I'm at having just finished the book. I want to discuss it with you all!
Sophie Nélisse on her friendship with Hudson Williams and his chemistry with Connor Storrie:
"It’s something so special that Hudson has truly become one of my greatest friends and is someone that I feel like I can pick up the phone and call anytime. He’s one of the most caring and compassionate [people], and Connor is so soft and gentle. The chemistry that you see in the show is really what it was on set. I feel like I’m their biggest cheerleader, and I’m so happy that they’re getting the recognition that they deserve."
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Hudson Williams on how he and Connor Storrie are promoting the show while forging their own identities:
It’s been really nice, because Connor and I are aligned. We want to be different artists. We don’t want to be the Olsen twins. We want to be Connor and Hudson, with different filmographies and different deals. As much as we love each other, our friendship doesn’t need to be public. Jacob [Tierney] has that quote: ‘Shane and Ilya are for the public. Connor and Hudson are for themselves.’ And that’s how we feel. People want to see us front row together all the time, but we actively avoid that, because it starts to feel like branding. If you’re always seen together, you become attached at the hip. I FaceTime him whenever I’m free. But if we’re offered the same fashion shows, we’re like, ‘Which one are you going to? Okay, I’ll go to a different one.’ We’re stubborn, selfish artists who want to be our own people. We’re like, ‘I love you. I don’t want to do everything with you.’
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sorry im just. my jaw is on the floor with how he managed to slip in 1) a caveat about loving the work of a horrible person, 2) praising a poc filmmaker, and 3) the historical discrimination of women in film like just wow
" i love you..." the emotion is real 🥹 excuse me, but the way Hudson treasures his best friend, there's not enough words for it. He is so fond of this little beautiful, sensitive radical artist boy (as he'd put it). And that's just beautiful ❤️ #hudcon
look, when i first watched this i thought hudson went quiet bc he was just taking in the question. but watching again, he looks so… yearnful 🫠 there’s so much emotion in his eyes it genuinely touched me 😭 like, is he holding back from crying? idk lol just… the connection is so palpable, even when they’re not in the same space that it’s actually crazy to me. i really hope it never changes 🤍
Connor Storrie sent a question for Hudson Williams during his interview on "Shut Up, Evan".
"Hey Huddy! I am going to ask you a question the way that you asked me one. I'm currently wearing your hat and that inspired me to ask you something related to clothing. Have you... Is there something that you used to wear or a style that you used to try that you look back on and you're like, 'I cannot believe I tried that, I cannot believe I wore that'. Any growth in terms of your style?
I love you. Hi, Evan, I love you too."