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Love, Victor Stars Share Feelings On Final Season

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Actors Michael Cimino and George Sear reflect on their experience on the Hulu series.

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Young Hollywood

Okay sick, what's up boys? How are you feeling?

Michael Cimino

Good, good, how are you?

Young Hollywood

Good, how are you, yeah? Pretty good. George, we've had you before on. Good to see you again. Final season. How was it on set this season versus the others?

George Sear

I mean, I I think it was definitely like, oh wow, this is really coming to an end. You know, like we were all very appreciative of the other seasons as well, but I think like, when you know something's coming to an end, you really just try to count every single moment even more so. So, Yeah, it definitely made it more special like knowing this was the last one, we really like made the most of it and we're just so grateful that we got to say a good like a proper goodbye.

Young Hollywood

Right. Did any of, does anybody on set cry? Did you guys cry?

Michael Cimino

I cried a lot.

George Sear

Yeah. Bittersweet. Yeah. Very, very bittersweet.

Young Hollywood

Do you guys think, how will you stay in touch do you think? I mean, you'll watch the whole season I assume together, maybe text in a group chat, but do you plan on like getting together to watch any of the episodes?

Michael Cimino

Uh I mean, well I I I'm currently out of town, I will be for a little while, but uh I I I'm going to stay in touch with all these people 'cause they're all my like really good friends now. So there's no there's no world in which like I don't see them and hang out with them. So.

George Sear

I'm uh I'm just going to change my number and never see anyone again.

Michael Cimino

Okay, well, I'll keep in contact with everyone except George, I guess.

George Sear

Don't don't bother me. It's all right. No, no, yeah, it's it was such a amazing group and I do think we've like, we've all grown, we've all like grown so much in this in these three years too. So I think we'll always have this to come back to and yeah. Yeah.

Michael Cimino

Yeah.

Young Hollywood

And Michael, in one of the scenes you had the line that some of the scariest things are the most important. So for each of you, what is one scary thing that you've done in your life personal or, you know, behind the scenes or something that was one of the most important that it turned out to be?

Michael Cimino

I mean, I moving to LA. That's what literally that was what came to my head too. Yeah, it's like it was a huge risk, you know, like I lived in a two bedroom with like eight to ten people. It was like like sometimes it was ten, sometimes it was eight. But the point is is like that was a huge risk. Didn't go to college, didn't do any of that and just decided like, I this is what I want to do with my life. That was a huge risk, but it definitely paid off.

George Sear

Yeah, I think yeah, moving to LA definitely felt scary time. Um, skydiving as well. Won't be doing that again.

Michael Cimino

Say, would you do it again?

George Sear

No. No.

Young Hollywood

Well, it's like you both lucked out with the moving to LA thing. Uh I guess I'll die.

Michael Cimino

Yeah, it's tough. It took took years, but

George Sear

That's right. Yeah. At least for you. Yeah. It is.

Young Hollywood

Yeah. And since this is the last, so we might not see them go to college. So if your characters each went to college, which college do you think each of them would go to if they went? Like an actual college.

Michael Cimino

Oh, I need some help here 'cause I'm not very well versed. So I think I think I think uh Benji was like What's a good music? Yeah. Berkeley, Berkeley College of Music. I could see him. I could see him up in Berkeley, yeah. Uh and Victor, I don't know if he'd go for basketball or academics. Like 'cause I feel like in the past like it's like even though he's passionate about basketball, it's like his passion for basketball but like it was like kind of not as important in his life anymore. Right. So I don't know. I feel like he might go for academics maybe at NYU or something just like pursue a different life. Yeah, that could be sick. Maybe like a East Coast vibe. Yeah, yeah, Victor gives me East Coast vibes for sure. Definitely East Coast.

Young Hollywood

A lot of the comments on the YouTube video were how Victor went from being like in the closet, insecure about his sexuality, all this to then three guys wanting him. So how do you feel how was that like just that this season and how far Victor has come?

Michael Cimino

Well, I think like um, you know, like anything, like you kind of need to experience different options and different parts of life to like really make sure that you're making the right decision sometimes. And I think like even though yes, like him and Benji were together for a long time and they wound up, you know, taking some time apart. It's important to like, I think kind of explore yourself. And like explore explore different options because in that you're kind of exploring yourself as well. And I I think that that was kind of like a I feel like that was like a cool thing that the writers put in there that um I think will resonate with people 'cause it's like it's one of those things where it's like yeah, everyone kind of needs to like take some time and do them and he did that and now yeah.

Young Hollywood

And what's one thing that each of you will miss about being on set?

George Sear

I mean, definitely yeah, definitely all the like amazing relationships like with like the cast and crew. Um, I miss, I'll miss craft. I'll miss I'll miss uh Lee who Yeah, I miss, I'll miss craft. fellow Brit who was on set. Um, yeah, I don't know. What about you mate?

Michael Cimino

Yeah, I I I think I'm definitely going to miss the crew. Like I used to like hang out with the camera guys all the time. Like our team and like our sound department was awesome and like everyone that like you'd see every single day and like would like be the first people that you'd see in the morning were so amazing and it's just like made the work day so much more fun and like even if you were there for, you know, 14 hours or whatever it was, like everyone would like bond and it was like cool because we we all loved each other. So that that was that's definitely something I'm going to miss and I hope I achieve again at some point.

Young Hollywood

Yeah, you guys had a special cast and I'm congrats on the last and final season.

Michael Cimino

Thank you.

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PEOPLE MENTIONED

  • Michael Cimino

    Actor discussing his experience on 'Love, Victor'

  • George Sear

    Actor discussing his experience on 'Love, Victor'

  • Benji

    Character in 'Love, Victor'

  • Victor

    Main character in 'Love, Victor'

  • Lee

    Fellow Brit on set

FAQ

What show are Michael Cimino and George Sear discussing?+
Michael Cimino and George Sear are discussing the final season of the Hulu series "Love, Victor."
How did the actors feel about the final season of "Love, Victor"?+
The actors felt that filming the final season was bittersweet, as they knew the show was coming to an end, making them appreciate every moment even more.
What is one scary but important thing Michael Cimino has done?+
Michael Cimino shared that moving to Los Angeles was a scary but important thing he did, as it was a huge risk that paid off.
Which college do Michael Cimino and George Sear think Benji would attend?+
They think Benji, a character in "Love, Victor," would attend Berkeley College of Music.
What will Michael Cimino and George Sear miss most about being on set?+
Both actors expressed that they will miss the relationships formed with the cast and crew, including the camera guys and sound department, and the overall bond they shared.

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