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#idc anymore because hudson and connor are soulmates and that's forever

i’m actually glad i live in a diff timezone cuz i look at the arguments on hrtwt after i wake up and some of it are so dumb like 😮‍💨

forecasts predict hudcon endgame

could’ve gotten a press run with these four it must’ve been fun and chaotic

that little push from women. WOMEEEN.

HEY YOU show me how you draw Hollanov 🏒

BAD IDEA RIGHT?

my god i just realized that shane wakes ilya up by gently scratching his head fucking hell this is so ADORABLE like that's his BABY his beautiful cute little puppy

whatever the hell this was supposed to mean

i said i’ll stop with the hr merch but now i’m planning to buy more

Connor: l was just so set on “This is going to work out for me.”

New stills of “Rancid” short film directed by Hudson Williams and Alex Vance! via hollywoodshortsfest.

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he’s really just a goofball inside 😭🤏🏼

wow hudson and connor are so tethered when it comes to their art and love for filmmaking…so glad i got to hear more about it from connor in his vman interview, young actors this passionate about film is literally everything i ordered

and speaking of this i’m still waiting !!!

hudcon soulmated so hard they want the same thing aside from acting my biggest wish is for them to write, produce or direct for each other in a film ✨manifesting✨ this so hard rn

Connor Storrie on his desire to write, produce and direct more. VMAN: Is it safe to assume you want to do more writing and producing? CONNOR STORRIE: One thousand percent. I have a few things that I've written that I would love to develop. Writing, directing, and acting are things I really want to grow in tandem. That's why I'm so excited that this transition plan started when it did, because that's the complete picture of me as an artist. The world knows me for acting right now, but in the long run, filmmaking—the entirety of it—is my biggest passion. I think that's what I was made to do. Even from a young age, I knew I wanted to make my own stuff, but somewhere along the way, I convinced myself that I had to be established as an actor first before any of that could happen. When I started my feature film, Transaction Planet, I was fully like, "I'm going to eat up this time and resources right now, because I know I'm going to have to get a restaurant job again in like three months." So I figured I might as well use this free time and these resources to do what I've always wanted to do, instead of guarding whatever new freedom I had. I accepted that I'd probably go back to a restaurant and that this could all get swept away. And now, it feels a little more legit. It's pretty crazy.