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Thursday, November 12, 2026

Sophie Nélisse Gives ‘Heated Rivalry’ Season 2 Update: “I Actually Just Wrapped”

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With two seasons and a movie on deck, Sophie Nélisse has wrapped on her Heated Rivalry movie star character.

The actress, who plays Rose Landry on the Crave/HBO Max series, told Deadline that she finished filming her scenes for Season 2 just two days before walking the red carpet for Yellowjackets‘ final season, premiering Nov. 20 on Paramount+ with Premium Plan.

“We have started filming Season 2,” Nélisse noted. “I actually just wrapped the day before yesterday, I wrapped two days ago.”

The update came after Deadline revealed that, following the show’s Season 2 renewal, series creator Jacob Tierney is filming two seasons and a Christmas movie, back-to-back.

With the immense success of the show, based on Rachel Reid’s Game Changer novels, Heated Rivalry has received critical acclaim and became HBO Max’s top acquired scripted series ever with more than 10.6 million US viewers in two months. Nélisse feels “really grateful” to be apart of that story, given its impact on LGBTQ audiences.

“I don’t think none of us could have predicted this kind of success, but I couldn’t be happier because it’s one of those projects that people were in it truly for the right reasons,” she explained. “And they poured all their hearts and souls into it because they truly believed in the story, in the craft, in Jacob’s vision.

“And there’s just this genuineness on set, and I think that that really transpired on screen. And I think that’s why it’s knowing the success that it’s knowing, because the connections are real between every character. And because it’s a story that I think needed to be told for so long.”

Nélisse continued, “Yes, I’m so happy for Hudson and Connor, but also, it feels really special to be part of a show that resonates so well with people on such a deep level. Seeing testimonies of people coming out or finally being able to talk about a story that they’ve never been able to voice before, it feels like the work that you’re doing actually has a real impact. And I think that’s something that I feel really grateful to be a part of.”

Sophie Nélisse as Rose Landry and Hudson Williams as Shane Hollander in ‘Heated Rivalry’

With Rachel Reid’s Game Changer novel The Long Game serving as the basis for Season 2 of Heated Rivalry, production began on the sophomore season of Tierney’s Crave Original series adaptation in Canada in August.

Deadline previously reported that Justice Smith, Charlie Gillespie, Daniel Diemer, Shaheen Jafargholi, Emily Hampshire, Edvin Ryding, Robert Naylor, Sabrina Jalees, Priyanka, Brendan Morgan, David Tomlinson, Gerry Dee, Michelle Mylett, Lauren Chan and Nick Stahl have been cast in Season 2, which is set to premiere in spring 2027.

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