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Project Hail Mary (2026) dir. Phil Lord, Chris Miller

i actually think shane hollander should be even meaner and even more selfish. as a treat

“Shane, how does it feel to be back on Montreal ice?”

that’s what he said here, right?

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Executive dysfunction is when there’s gas in the tank but no fuse. Either that or the engine is fine but the breaks don’t work. Or somehow both.

bringing this to tumblr because a realer thing has literally never been said

shane who sat under his dads desk and helped him out with ‘important documents’. his dad ‘needed all these papers folded in perfect halves’, and five year old shane was not gonna disappoint him. he was gonna win at folding papers in half.

(in reality these were just last years invoices that ought to be shredded but shane needn’t know that)

by lunch time he had folded nearly 100 important documents in half and susan the receptionist told him he’s the best paper folder she’s ever met! dad ruffled his hair with pride.

shanebug is buzzing. he cannot wait to tell mom when he gets home :)

Shane set out to learn Russian because he didn't want the burden of communicating in their second language to always fall on Ilya, by default. He also wanted to learn more about Ilya's culture through the language, he wanted to hear his husband make jokes in his mother tongue, to get to know the side of him that comes out entirely unimpeded when he doesn't have to filter himself through his second language. He expected to mostly use it at home, perhaps especially when Ilya was feeling overwhelmed. However, once Shane actually learns Russian to the point that he's fully conversational, they mostly use it to shit talk people in public.

cradling the em dash in my hands what the fuck have they done to you

via cravecanada: New season. New faces.

Justice Smith and Charlie Gillespie join the cast of the Crave Original series #HeatedRivalry as Harris Drover and Troy Barrett. Season 2 starring Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie is coming to Crave in Spring 2027. 🏒 Stick around, we’re just getting started!

Crave has announced that Justice Smith and Charlie Gillespie have been cast as Harris Drover and Troy Barrett respectively for season 2 of Heated Rivalry.

Coming to Crave in Spring 2027.

not naming names but some of you are so creative and talented it's an honor to have you in my phone

69 days to go.

he loves this shirt

ofc he packed this shirt

#you're not you when you're hungry (for cock)

Here are my favorite takeaways from the Hudson Williams Grump Thespian interview:

1. Hudson was intentional already at Langara. Choosing roles that are all over the place and pushing his comfort zone in all direction. And now that he has choices, he’s still doing exactly that - choosing roles deliberately and wanting to go for meaningful projects.

2. He knows he can still improve and wants to do theater to sharpen his skills, but is even more picky about plays than film scripts.

3. He doesn’t compromise on quality. He prepares for roles and will not accept a project where he doesn’t have the time he needs to deliver the performance he expects of himself.

4. He’s a snobby picky bitch and he knows it. He invests heavily in the art and kind of looks down on people who want acting for fame/money and don’t want to learn about the craft.

5. He has strong views on what he likes and doesn’t like and is not shy to say it, even inside the CAA Death Star. He didn’t let the agency steamroll him but rather managed to get a team who aligns to his goals and supports him in his ambition (filtering crappy scripts from the get-go).

6. He gets more scripts than he can go through but he is trying to build his schedule in a way that leaves space for the projects he really wants

7. There is a script out there with zero money or studio backing that he already committed to bc he loved it 👀

8. He has a great support system, with Connor (for industry stuff), his family, friends and team. Different people provide grounding different ways

9. He values brutal honesty (Zack mention!) over Yes-Man. There is a Scandinavian-Korean pipeline in his life telling him as is.

10. He has a healthy view on fandom and knows his true fans outweigh the haters. He also tells us to chill and just move on from the hate, not put screaming losers on the jumbotron.

11. He loves every part of filmmaking, but acting is his truest love. He wants to direct, but only if it's his own script (Orson Welles mention). Everything about the profession is valuable - be in it for the art.

12. 6 hours in the Louvre is perfectly normal imho

13. New film recs: Citizen Kane, The Place Beyond the Pines, Portrait of a Lady on Fire