She has mixed feelings about the final scene which totally makes sense.
) found her passed out from an overdose in their living room. Jules and Rue meet at a catastrophic house party in episode one and something special immediately clicks between them.
Remembering her early days on set, Hunter thinks that one of their shared drug scenes might’ve been the first thing she shot for the series, and as a new actress."It was fun! It was just like a little blanket fort and we had glitter all over ourselves and got to act high together. I was like, 'Okay, I can do this'," she says.
She says there was a lot of care between the cast, which sounds crucial to the success and impactful nature of the series."Just going through that experience together, and how wild it was and how immersive it was and how we all had to hold space for each other and just be open to whatever you were feeling because it was often an exposing set. I mean, if you weren’t literally naked you kind of had to be naked with your emotions or whatever.
"I feel pretty complicated about it because I wholeheartedly understand Jules’ desperate desire to be in a city where queer communities are easily accessible to her, and an energy that matches her frequency is accessible and a train ride away," Hunter explains."But I also feel so much for Rue.
I suspect there's an allusion there to what might be coming next but, unsurprisingly, Hunter isn't able to let on. When I ask whether she knows much aboutHunter smiles again and gives a big, animated shrug."I think that’s about all I can give you," she laughs. For now, we'll just have to ride the high of the first season and speculate where the show could take us next. One thing Hunter does have a hunch about, however, is whyresonated so deeply with so many viewers.
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