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Tldr notes - ilya is her fav #likemotherlikedaughter - she was impressed w the cultural accuracy of the Russian scenes/characterization - she thinks skip is "just a vessel for [hollanov's] progression" HAHAHA - she started last night + has alr rewatched ep 1+2 & started 4 😂😂

HELPPPP my mom texted me "You up?" which is hilarious out of context, but then she called to tell me she watched heated rivlary and that it is "SO GOOD!!!" And we ended up queening out for over half an hour. She turns 70 this year. I am obsessed with her

the way the twitter search doesn’t give a fuck about what you type in that search bar 😭

please dont eat them

#haikyuu #hinakage

#ilyarozanov: merry go round — bts

#hollanov #heatedrivalry

hollanov: i love you

I heard it’s their birthday so everyone say happy birthday to hollanov

STILL NOT OVER THAT FIT OF HIS!!! #hudsonwilliams #heatedrivalry

FYA | #YEONJUN edit

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Jacob Tierney discusses the demanding physicality of Connor and Hudson's Heated Rivalry roles. "What I always knew about this show—and what I like in general—is behavior is more interesting to me than dialogue. Especially with characters like [Shane and Ilya] who are almost never talking about the topic. They are talking around things. They are full of bluster. They are bragging or showing off or being defensive. … So it's way more about their behavior. It was so much more physical, what I would tell them to do. Because I was like—this dialogue, this scene is like 2½ pages, and not one thing you're saying matters. I don't care about it. What I care about is what your body is doing up against that wall, and when you decide to approach him, and the way you're going to touch him, and at what point. And when you're going to let him off the hook emotionally or when you're going to hook him emotionally. That stuff is so much more important, and that you pace in around what is written. And that is deeply physical. The best acting to me is always physical and the best platform you can give an actor—as a writer, I think—is physical stuff… I want to see what your body is doing. Your body will tell me more than your words ever will. Your eyes will tell me more. But like, especially with these characters, because they're athletes too. It's like physicality will be everything. And that was also why these roles were so demanding, you know? There's the physicality of the intimacy, and then there's the physicality of the hockey. Everything is physical in this story." Transcription via @heatedrivalnews Quote via Q&A with Stage 32 on March 24, 2026 instagram.com/p/DWP-jdfgG8l/

#hollanov: somewhere only we know #heatedrivalry

Jacob Tierney talks about “boring” and “fuck you” meaning “I love you” for Shane and Ilya. 'A really good friend of mine—a person who reads my scripts who's a brilliant novelist named Rainbow Rowell—she read the first episode and she said to me… “just remember that every ‘fuck you’ is ‘I love you,’ and maybe you're saying ‘fuck you’ too many times.” And I was like oh, that's such a good call. That's a great call. Because it was just a reminder of all of the things they say to each other that are not ‘I love you’ and that are not— Boring, you know, when Ilya calls Shane boring, he's saying he's in love with him. And he's not boring, [Ilya] is endlessly fascinated by Shane. And the only way he can communicate that is by making fun of him and calling him boring, because anything else would rip his soul out through his face. Like that's the idea, and so even the words we use to obfuscate matter, you know?' (via live Q&A with Stage 32 on March 24, 2026) instagram.com/p/DWP-jdfgG8l/

i hate this guy

Objectively it's the cottage but my emotions around the bathroom scene evolved from not liking it at all to being fucking obsessed with it so it holds that unique emotional weight..... FAAAUUKCCKKKKKKK

All these were easy to answer til this one bruh round 1 this is sick