Love, Victor third and final season will premiere on Hulu/Disney+ on June 15: the cast and creator says fans will be happy with the finale!
We at Survived The Shows had the chance to ask some of the Love Victor cast members their opinion about the series finale and the way their characters’ story has wrapped.
Bebe Wood: I’m very happy with the way the whole thing ended, it feels like a love letter in a way not only to the show itself, but the fans like I, I hope you know everyone enjoys the the ending of the story and. It feels like. A really. I don’t know thoughtful sort of like full circle. Goodbye I think to to all of these characters and. It was it felt like that, at least when we were shooting it.
Rachel Hilson: I think I’m happy with where it ends. I mean, it feels it feels like an ending, but it definitely feels like there are so many. Exciting possibilities for these characters. Futures beyond us I guess. And you know, for whatever the fans might imagine comes after. After this, like sort of definitive ending. Yeah, I think I’m happy with Mia’s story wraps up and how the whole show wraps up
Anthony Turpel: I’m super happy, super happy. Yeah, I really enjoyed how everything played out. I won’t go to you into detail but yeah, I definitely was. I thought it was for Felix specifically. I think everyone, but for me personally I really thought that was the perfect way to end his character. So yeah, yeah I definitely was happy about it.
Isabella Ferreira: I think we wrapped up Pilar very well. I mean we were able to see her grow throughout these past three seasons and I think her storyline kind of leaves off on an open-ended note, which I kind of love because it leaves room for imagination. So it’s been great
Mateo Fernandez: I’m really, really satisfied with how Adrian’s story ended and I think how everyone’s story ended was really special and I think season three really ends everyone’s story in a very special way
TV Insider spoke to showrunner Brian Tanen on what to expect from the finale.
“We want to show that these kids, especially Victor [Michael Cimino], are all going to be okay,” Tanen says. “Victor went on a journey of coming out in Season 1. In Season 2, he had a relationship. And, now, in Season 3, it’s about Victor’s journey of self-discovery. He’s going to be asking who he wants to be in the world. He’s gone from someone who needed advice from Simon [Nick Robinson] early on to someone who is a leader in his own life and can offer advice to other people.”
Tanen says he wishes he’d had a show like Love, Victor when he was the age of the show’s characters “especially in the current political climate…it’s super-important to have shows that have representation.” As for the show’s conclusion, the EP adds, “I think people will be very satisfied and happy with our endings. We wanted to balance our drama with a sense of optimism, hopefulness, and wish-fulfillment. Our community really needs that. We want to people to leave with a feeling that these kids are going to be all right.”
New character coming
Nick, played by Nico Greetham will join the series mid-season as a potential love interest for Victor. “I think people will be really surprised where this takes us,” Tanen teases. Also, watch for supporting players from past seasons Anthony Keyvan (Rahim) and Ava Capri (Lucy) to see increased airtime as Love, Victor plays out its final season.
A possible spinoff in sight?
“I’m down for anything,” Tanen says about the possibility of revisiting these characters in a new series. “I came into this show as a fan. [Love, Simon writers] Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger brought me into this show to work with them. I remember being a fan [of the movie]. It’s bittersweet. I’m glad that we can wrap it up and give everyone a fulfilling ending. I’d love to see it continue.”
Whether or not there are future stories told of Simon and his friends, the show will not be forgotten anytime soon. “The legacy of Love, Victor will be that it’s a trailblazer in terms of queer joy and tone while also addressing the issues of being a queer teen,” Capri says.
Love, Victor, Third & Final Season Premiere, Wednesday, June 15, Hulu & Disney+.
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