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Hudson Williams is writing a film with an ex-hockey player character
Hudson Williams is writing a film with a character who used to play hockey.
Williams became widely known for playing hockey captain Shane Hollander in the Canadian series Heated Rivalry.
He said he and his collaborators are considering giving the new character a different sport because of the resemblance.
But the character makes most sense to him as a former hockey player, so he is trying to move past that concern.
He has not shared details about the film or said when it might be made.
Meanwhile, production on Heated Rivalry’s second season began in Canada in August, and the season is set to premiere in spring 2027.
Hudson Williams is writing a film with a character who is a former hockey player.
He said he and others are considering changing the character to a different sport because of parallels with his role in Heated Rivalry.
Williams said the character makes more sense as an ex-hockey player.
He did not elaborate on the film’s subject or other details.
Williams made the comments in an interview with Entertainment Weekly for Yaga.
- Who
- Hudson Williams is writing the film.
- What
- The film includes a character who is a former hockey player.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Williams said the character made more sense as an ex-hockey player, though he and others are considering other sports.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Production began on the second season of Heated Rivalry.
Yaga premiered.
Williams’s comments about the film were reported by Variety and Deadline.
- Writer
- Hudson Williams
- Character
- Former hockey player
- Project
- A film Williams is writing
- Related series
- Heated Rivalry
- Yaga premiere
- October 23
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What people are saying
I’m writing a movie right now, but one character is an ex-hockey player
We’re getting tripped up on it and we’re considering other sports, but for some reason this character just made way more sense being an ex-hockey player.
It’s almost like you have to bust through the prison of your own mind or construct of your own mind.