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Heated Rivalry's editor Arthur Tarnowski mentioned Connor Storrie when talking about the first scene he cut and thought that the show was going to be something especial. "And obviously, the way Connor played the [gym] scene, he’s Ilya, he’s just Ilya. And you like these guys, you want it...

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Heated Rivalry script supervisor Jenny Mac McLauchlin mentioned Connor Storrie when talking about the more enjoyable scene to shoot in her opinion: the russian monologue. According to Jenny, Connor almost never had a slip or a mispronunciation when talking in Russian. She also said that Kate Yablunovsky, Connor’s Russia dialect coach, cried after they finished shooting the monologue scene and called Connor “my hero”. 🔗 Watch here:

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"how do you want people to feel after watching romeo + juliet?" kit connor: "i really hope that people feel like they've understood everything that was said. i mean, i think the response to the show so far has been really wonderful and, yeah, i really hope that they felt connected to the story and felt like the story meant something to them. i really hope that that's something that they kind of come out with."

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the way ilya lets out a single moan, the way shane's breathing becomes louder, the way he looks at ilya like he's never wanted anything more than to have their tongues meet, the way ilya grabs onto shane's chin, oh hollanov's first kissing scene you will always be that bitch
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the way ilya lets out a single moan, the way shane's breathing becomes louder, the way he looks at ilya like he's never wanted anything more than to have their tongues meet, the way ilya grabs onto shane's chin, oh hollanov's first kissing scene you will always be that bitch

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i love this parallel. shane always tries to start the conversation and ilya just circles him like a predator sizing up his favorite prey, but there’s something soft about it too, like he’s giving him time to breathe before he closes the distance.
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i love this parallel. shane always tries to start the conversation and ilya just circles him like a predator sizing up his favorite prey, but there’s something soft about it too, like he’s giving him time to breathe before he closes the distance.

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thinking about how ilya couldn’t really remember what shane said to him the first time they met but something ilya does remember is shane’s warm hand when he shook his. that warmth is something that stayed with ilya all these years. shane brought warmth into ilya’s world
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I asked Jay Bilas what the argument is for Darius Acuff to be the #1 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft: “He’s a walking bucket. Like the way he scores and how tough he is, he’s got those chest-down drives. He’s built differently than Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, but like those chest-down drives that those guys get, it reminded me a little bit of him. But, you know, you watch him in person and you’re like, ‘My God, who’s going to stop this guy?’ He’s scoring in the 30s, the 40s. And, you know, it’s just a stat, but, the first player to lead the SEC in scoring and assists, Maravich did it. That stands out. And in the SEC tournament, I mean, he was not good. He was great. And you’re thinking, how high is this ceiling going to be? And he’s really competitive because he was hurt. Like he played most of the year injured. He’d be in a boot during the week and then not really able to practice that much. And then he plays his tail off in the games. Really, really impressive.”

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