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Jacob: Shane was a really tricky character to write and a really tricky character to execute because so much of him is internal. That requires a lot of active listening & a lot of letting your face do the work because Shane doesn't talk a lot and I wasn't... show more

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Did Connor and Hudson bring anything to these characters that was unexpected ? R: They brought so much to these characters.I think the thing that amazed me the most, it was right away, the first day I visited the set. The thing about Shane as a character is like, he's very in his own head, a lot of people were wondering how we're gonna see what Shane is thinking and feeling[..] & I think what Hudson was able to do with his face is unbelievable acting. You know what Shane is thinking and feeling at all times, even when he's not speaking. Even the very first tiny scene I watched him film, which didn't have any dialogue, I was amazed. And I said that to him at the end of the first day. The way that everything's just on your face is amazing. the fact that there couldn't have been more perfect Shane than Hudson. The praises he deserves to hear every day 🙌❤️ #hudsonwilliams

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