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— a testament to the show’s authenticity and the actors’ strong bond. “When a show is really honest in its interpretation of characters, that transcends generations,” Olivia says. “A lot of the obstacles that Nini is trying to overcome in the [show] I wastrying to overcome while I was just being Olivia in real life, in Salt Lake City filming.
As the release date draws closer, the trio can’t hold in their excitement, but the doubts of the beginning also loom. “It's our baby and it's a little bit difficult to pass it off to the world, but I already know Tim Federle has many things in store for season two and so I just can't wait. I can safely say I cried more times on set than I have in the last like five or so years. This show’s got that magic that can't necessarily be described,” Joshua says.
“I'm really excited for audiences to see the bond that we have as a cast because I think it really shows through," Olivia says. "But I'm also excited for people to see a piece of themselves in the characters. Our writers did an amazing job creating a really diverse group of kids [so] that everyone, even people who are marginalized or somewhat underrepresented, can see themselves on-screen ... Sometimes when something is meant to be, you just feel really good about it.
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