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New video of ‘RANCID’ Co-director Alex Vance talking about working with Hudson Williams at the 2026 Kelowna Independent Film Festival! “Very small crew, it was like film students, myself and Hudson. Martina and our DOP were amazing. I was really happy with what we accomplished. We were taking care of our actors and it was heavy content and we were protecting their well-being. And Hudson was really great, both of you I think felt really safe for most of it or all of it.” (via kylaosync on Instagram)
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New video of ‘RANCID’ Co-director Alex Vance talking about working with Hudson Williams at the 2026 Kelowna Independent Film Festival! “Very small crew, it was like film students, myself and Hudson. Martina and our DOP were amazing. I was really happy with what we accomplished. We were taking care of our actors and it was heavy content and we were protecting their well-being. And Hudson was really great, both of you I think felt really safe for most of it or all of it.” (via kylaosync on Instagram)

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Another angle of “RANCID” director Alex Vance and actress Martina Vos accepting the award for ‘Best Okanagan Film’ at the 2026 Kelowna Independent Film Festival! “I wish Hudson was here. This was Hudson and I's brain baby. Martina and Hudson were just incredible. We shot in Hudson’s mom’s apartment! We had film students… It was so tiny. We just paid for it with money out of our pockets. It’s just a true indie film, and the story is so important. We’re so honored. Thank you.” (via hudconwh*re)
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Another angle of “RANCID” director Alex Vance and actress Martina Vos accepting the award for ‘Best Okanagan Film’ at the 2026 Kelowna Independent Film Festival! “I wish Hudson was here. This was Hudson and I's brain baby. Martina and Hudson were just incredible. We shot in Hudson’s mom’s apartment! We had film students… It was so tiny. We just paid for it with money out of our pockets. It’s just a true indie film, and the story is so important. We’re so honored. Thank you.” (via hudconwh*re)

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Zack Fonzovs, director and creator of “Hold Your Back”, talks to Taylor Gonzales about working with Hudson Williams and how he encouraged Zack to make the short film He also has more short films starring Hudson that he will release in the future “He’s just my boy. Anytime I get to collaborate with Hudson it’s just a blessing. If I feel creatively depressed, I always call him up and he inspires me with his passion. He’s one of my muses.” Full interview: “Hold Your Back” short film:
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Zack Fonzovs, director and creator of “Hold Your Back”, talks to Taylor Gonzales about working with Hudson Williams and how he encouraged Zack to make the short film He also has more short films starring Hudson that he will release in the future “He’s just my boy. Anytime I get to collaborate with Hudson it’s just a blessing. If I feel creatively depressed, I always call him up and he inspires me with his passion. He’s one of my muses.” Full interview: “Hold Your Back” short film:

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Aika Flores, Hudson Williams’ groomer, talks about her work experience with him in a new interview with thewallgroup 🤍 “I just feel really lucky that he is so open to everything and so creative, and he’s not afraid to take a risk. He just lets me and Anastasia [Hudson’s stylist]. He’s like our Barbie doll.” “They asked me to put the kiss marks on his body, and I was like absolutely not. It’s like outside of my realm, my scope, and I was like no, but people volunteered gladly. It broke Wonderland’s website.” 🔗:
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Aika Flores, Hudson Williams’ groomer, talks about her work experience with him in a new interview with thewallgroup 🤍 “I just feel really lucky that he is so open to everything and so creative, and he’s not afraid to take a risk. He just lets me and Anastasia [Hudson’s stylist]. He’s like our Barbie doll.” “They asked me to put the kiss marks on his body, and I was like absolutely not. It’s like outside of my realm, my scope, and I was like no, but people volunteered gladly. It broke Wonderland’s website.” 🔗:

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Intimacy coordinator Chala Hunter talks about working with Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie in new episode of the podcast ‘Rated T&T’ “Is there anything you have learned working on the ‘Heated Rivalry’ set with Connor and Hudson that you would take with you on future projects?” “How important it is to be kind, how valuable it is to be kind. When I really think about my interactions specifically with both of them, they are both so kind and we were all very kind to each other.” 🔗
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Intimacy coordinator Chala Hunter talks about working with Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie in new episode of the podcast ‘Rated T&T’ “Is there anything you have learned working on the ‘Heated Rivalry’ set with Connor and Hudson that you would take with you on future projects?” “How important it is to be kind, how valuable it is to be kind. When I really think about my interactions specifically with both of them, they are both so kind and we were all very kind to each other.” 🔗

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Mark Masterton talks about how he chose Hudson to be Chad in “ChadGPT”, the support from his fans and the idea for the short film with Taylor Gonzales. “and I was like who better to play a really handsome humanoid character than my good friend Hudson?” 🔗
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Mark Masterton talks about how he chose Hudson to be Chad in “ChadGPT”, the support from his fans and the idea for the short film with Taylor Gonzales. “and I was like who better to play a really handsome humanoid character than my good friend Hudson?” 🔗

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Chala Hunter, 'Heated Rivalry' Intimacy coordinator, talks about working with Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie on the 'Rated T&T' podcast TAI: "Is there anything you have learned working on the ‘Heated Rivalry’ set with Connor and Hudson that you would take with you on future projects?" CHALA: "How important it is to be kind, how valuable it is to be kind. When I really think about my interactions specifically with both of them, they are both so kind and we were all very kind to each other." 🔗:
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Chala Hunter, 'Heated Rivalry' Intimacy coordinator, talks about working with Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie on the 'Rated T&T' podcast TAI: "Is there anything you have learned working on the ‘Heated Rivalry’ set with Connor and Hudson that you would take with you on future projects?" CHALA: "How important it is to be kind, how valuable it is to be kind. When I really think about my interactions specifically with both of them, they are both so kind and we were all very kind to each other." 🔗:

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Hudson Williams talking about making “Heated Rivalry” at the 2026 Canadian Screen Awards “It’s really gratifying and sort of overwhelming [seeing the response], it’s really hard to imagine what that experience is sitting on that couch. (...) I knew for people who did see it that it would resonate and it was beautifully written. All I knew is we couldn’t fuck it up.”
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Hudson Williams talking about making “Heated Rivalry” at the 2026 Canadian Screen Awards “It’s really gratifying and sort of overwhelming [seeing the response], it’s really hard to imagine what that experience is sitting on that couch. (...) I knew for people who did see it that it would resonate and it was beautifully written. All I knew is we couldn’t fuck it up.”

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Casting directors Jenny Lewis and Sara Kay talk about Hudson Williams’ audition tape for ‘Heated Rivalry’ and how it stayed with them (via The Canadian Press News) “There was just something about Hudson’s tape that just sat with us. When we watched it, there was just something coming through, some depth of emotion that just sat. Even though we watched other good auditions, it was like, ‘There’s something going on there.’ And I think he’s shown that to the world for sure now.” 🔗 Full interview:
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Casting directors Jenny Lewis and Sara Kay talk about Hudson Williams’ audition tape for ‘Heated Rivalry’ and how it stayed with them (via The Canadian Press News) “There was just something about Hudson’s tape that just sat with us. When we watched it, there was just something coming through, some depth of emotion that just sat. Even though we watched other good auditions, it was like, ‘There’s something going on there.’ And I think he’s shown that to the world for sure now.” 🔗 Full interview:

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Noah Reid praising Hudson Williams’ acting in a recent interview with IGN for ‘YAGA’ “When we found out that Hudson was joining us on this show, ‘Heated Rivalry’ fever was in full swing […] We all felt really excited by the fact that he was coming on board because we know it would mean some eyeballs; the people love Hudson, there’s no question. This show will really highlight Hudson’s ability as an actor. He’s a great actor and he’s a cinephile and he does his research, and people are going to see a different side of him on this show for sure.” 🔗:
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Noah Reid praising Hudson Williams’ acting in a recent interview with IGN for ‘YAGA’ “When we found out that Hudson was joining us on this show, ‘Heated Rivalry’ fever was in full swing […] We all felt really excited by the fact that he was coming on board because we know it would mean some eyeballs; the people love Hudson, there’s no question. This show will really highlight Hudson’s ability as an actor. He’s a great actor and he’s a cinephile and he does his research, and people are going to see a different side of him on this show for sure.” 🔗:

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In an exclusive interview, Heated Rivalry executive producer Brendan Brady talked about the chemistry between Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams: "When we first saw Connor and Hudson, and especially when the two of them chemistry read together, it was immediate that we knew that these two HAD to be the leads of this show." 🔗 Watch here:
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In an exclusive interview, Heated Rivalry executive producer Brendan Brady talked about the chemistry between Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams: "When we first saw Connor and Hudson, and especially when the two of them chemistry read together, it was immediate that we knew that these two HAD to be the leads of this show." 🔗 Watch here:

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Noah Reid talks about Hudson Williams’ role in ‘YAGA’ with Review Nation! 💗 “(…) The disappearance of one of Whittock’s most prominent young playboy billionaires played by the great Hudson Williams.” “Any fan of Hudson Williams who came to know his work in ‘Heated Rivalry’ is going to experience a different side of Hudson’s performance capabilities, which is really exciting and was exciting for us.” 🔗
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Noah Reid talks about Hudson Williams’ role in ‘YAGA’ with Review Nation! 💗 “(…) The disappearance of one of Whittock’s most prominent young playboy billionaires played by the great Hudson Williams.” “Any fan of Hudson Williams who came to know his work in ‘Heated Rivalry’ is going to experience a different side of Hudson’s performance capabilities, which is really exciting and was exciting for us.” 🔗

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“and I couldn't think of it [fame] to go to a more nicer person.. […] He's the guy that we all want to work with, he's such a lovely dude, so easy to work with, so kind, so full of great ideas […] I wanna see him at the Oscars again but this time getting an award. I'm his biggest supporter, he’s a good friend.” Mark Masterton talks about his friendship with Hudson Williams and how it is to watch him getting famous. via Taylor Gonzales 🔗
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“and I couldn't think of it [fame] to go to a more nicer person.. […] He's the guy that we all want to work with, he's such a lovely dude, so easy to work with, so kind, so full of great ideas […] I wanna see him at the Oscars again but this time getting an award. I'm his biggest supporter, he’s a good friend.” Mark Masterton talks about his friendship with Hudson Williams and how it is to watch him getting famous. via Taylor Gonzales 🔗

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Carrie Anne-Moss tells Etalk on how it was like working with Hudson Williams! 🤍 “He’s so lovely and he’s got his shit together. He’s a great human and so lovely. We’re from the same place in the world; I’m from Vancouver and he is as well. I’m thrilled for him and he deserves it. He’s so talented. I can’t wait to see what he does with his beautiful, long career that he will have. And we will see him play many, many things.” 🔗:
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Carrie Anne-Moss tells Etalk on how it was like working with Hudson Williams! 🤍 “He’s so lovely and he’s got his shit together. He’s a great human and so lovely. We’re from the same place in the world; I’m from Vancouver and he is as well. I’m thrilled for him and he deserves it. He’s so talented. I can’t wait to see what he does with his beautiful, long career that he will have. And we will see him play many, many things.” 🔗:

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Sophie Nélisse on filming Shane Hollander’s coming out scene in “Heated Rivalry” (via Never Offside with Julie & Cat podcast) “It was a really important scene. We wanted that scene to feel really honest and real. (…) Hudson was so generous in his performance, and just watching his inner struggle, and watching him tear up, and feel how conflicted he was, made me almost tear up, naturally. And there was just this great sense of- we both really listened to each other. There was something that felt effortless shooting that scene.” 🔗 Full interview:
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Steph Curry reveals how growing up in Toronto helped shape his game “It was different. I love the city. So diverse. There’s so much culture there. The Raptors, that was in the middle of insanity, so every game was unreal. It’s just too cold” “I lived up there for three years while my dad was finishing up his career” “I got to play against the best of the best in Ontario” “It was also kind of a nice shot for me to get away from North Carolina, where I was playing AAU and stuff, to just get a little bit of a different competition, a little different vibe, a different style of basketball, and build my confidence from there” “And then when I got back and started playing high school back in North Carolina, I think I was better off for it” “Me and my brother would go up to the Air Canada Center, go up to the practice facility, and we shoot for the first half, and then we go watch the second half” “We were junkies. We wanted to just get shots up and play one-on-one and work on our game, but we also wanted to go out and watch the best of the best do what they did”
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