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Fans go gaga for Yaga star Hudson Williams at TIFF

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Fans showed Vancouver actor Hudson Williams plenty of love outside of the TIFF world premiere of his new TV series Yaga.

The actor , who has been red hot since he showed up as Shane Hollander in the wildly successful gay hockey romance Heated Rivalry — which is currently shooting season two in Toronto and Montreal — stopped and signed autographs and took pictures with fans outside the screening of the first two episodes of Yaga at the Bell Lightbox on Tuesday night.

Yaga is an upcoming supernatural mystery thriller eight-part series created by Kat Sandler. It adapts her 2019 stage play and reimagines the Slavic folklore legend of Baba Yaga as a modern whodunit. The series will hit Crave Oct. 23.

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