#ryan guzman interview

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he gets so panicked when he's trying not to give anything away that he completely stops making sense

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Q. I have such whiplash from the last few days. Free them please.

A. It's been a lot, lol. I'm going to kind of PR nerd brain out for a minute because these last two days specifically have been super interesting. Oliver and Ryan have clearly both been told to stick to their canned answers for the most part, but have also clearly been instructed to drop a tease or so as well. Ryan obviously gave his standard brother reply, which honestly should not have surprised anyone. Oliver dropped his standard Eddie is straight reply. They're the exact same answer just said with different nouns (or noun phrase but you know what I mean). Oliver dropped most of his teases in the podcast. It's difficult to get more teasing than 'super gay'. But Ryan also dropped a teaser/clue in his interview. I will take a moment to say that neither Oliver or Ryan benefit from print interviews because their respective approaches/personalities don't translate well in print. Oliver is super British, which means he's very dry. Super quick witted, but very dry, and that does not translate well in print at all. So he often comes across as a dick. Ryan, when he's trying not to spoil something, kind of word vomits and hopes for the best, until it comes to Buddie questions or anything approaching sexuality questions, which is what he's trying not to spoil. In those areas he gives the same canned responses. So his print interviews end up sounding dismissive because those responses don't match his other rambles. But that's not how either man really is so when videos drop of those exact same interviews the tone of the entire interview completely changes. Because the videos show their faces. Which means people get to see their smiles, and their awkwardness, or in Ryan's case his face turning bright red. They're terrible liars. Abysmal liars. It's actually hilarious how bad they are. But they're also ridiculously charming and it works completely in video form. What was amazing about the Ryan interview video in particular was you could see in real time the moment he realized he messed up. Yes he said the word brother, but almost immediately one of two things happened. He either wasn't supposed to say the word brother anymore, but is so hardwired to that answer that he slipped back into factory setting mode, and then tried to correct it; or he missed the segway where he was supposed to drop his future relationship tease and had to course correct. Because he dropped that line about his next relationship (which was clearly ummm yeah) completely out of context and not at all at the right point in the interview. His ears even got red. It was amazing to watch. They're both very conscious of not being the one to spoil it ahead of time, and in video interviews that mostly comes across as awkward and charming, but in print interviews they just sound irritated. It's wild.

Another interesting thing was Oliver's very coached answer to the Tommy question. His reaction to the Tommy stuff during the podcast was clearly spur of the moment and off the cuff, (loved it. no notes) which works on a podcast. Today he was much more diplomatic in his answer. That was not a coincidence. I think he was instructed to make sure he reiterated that that particular storyline is over for Buck, but I also think they worked with him a bit on the best way to say that. Which doesn't surprise me at all. We all love Oliver's hater game but the upfronts is not the place for that. And truth be told Oliver probably didn't require much coaching on that answer but he had clearly practiced it a few times (Aisha not so much, lol). And honestly it was long overdue to be said. There was no reason to give the impression that it's open ended when episode 15 really brought that storyline to a natural conclusion. As for all the tommies in my inbox spiraling over Tommy being reintroduced as Buck's love interest again in episode 11 only for it to go nowhere, all I can say is that's not what he was brought back for. He was brought back to be the catalyst for the GA to question Eddie's sexuality. That was it. And the episode made that clear. You pretending that's not what was happening doesn't magically make it go away. He was always going to serve that purpose. Tim just should have never dragged it out this long. So ABC officially drawing a line through him and that plot point made sense. Moving on.

Probably means nothing, I want to stress that from go, but the fact that Tim doesn't appear to have been at the upfronts is interesting. He runs the number one show on the network, and was given a 2nd show as a result, dear god every new thing that comes out about the Nashville spinoff just sounds worse and worse, but I digress, so him not being at the event was noticeable. Shandoa Rimes was always there. ABC doesn't discourage show runners from attending. Again it most likely means nothing, but it is noticeable. I don't believe for one minute he willingly passed up the opportunity to talk about himself. Tim has been pretty concerning this season, especially the back half of the season. A couple of his interviews were giant red flags, in my opinion. For example the interview he gave after episode 15 was a disgrace from start to finish. Wanting to build an episode around a helicopter chase because you want to do your take on Apocalypse Now is astoundingly stupid (no he didn't want it for Tommy. The man flat out said he wanted to play Apocalypse Now). Deciding to kill your main character off, even though it will prove to be a fake out, apparently on a last minute whim, is a fireable offense. Having zero plan amongst the cast on how to proceed with the bit until the reveal is just unprofessional. Not being willing to stick to any kind of storyboarding or plan all season long is nonsensical, exhausting and highly disrespectful to your cast, crew and audience. I'm not going to touch the Ryan thing because it's very concerning on multiple levels and needs immediate reviewing on ABC's part. There are clearly issues with Tim and I don't know if this means ABC realizes that at minimum a conversation needs to take place, but they have to do something about him. They have to address some of these things. Again I want to stress that it's probably nothing but it was weird to me that he of all people doesn't appear to have been there. My boss never misses a chance to brag about his accomplishments. And Tim's never been shy about praising himself in the past. So yeah.

All in all a most enjoyable few days. I'm having a blast, as are most of us by the looks of things. Can't do anything about people who just refuse to read between the lines on things or follow obvious clues. I'm not responding to those asks either. Oliver and Ryan are not allowed to say anything definitive yet and I will never understand why some people don't get that. Anyway, carry on.

Thank you so much Nonny! My inbox desperately needed this post.

I won't touch upon everything mentioned in this post. The Tim Minear & Ryan Murphy topic speak for itself I think. But I do want to talk about the Oliver and Ryan part.

Okay, first of all...

For all the people dooming right now:

Step away from the interviews. Don't read them, don't listen to them and just ignore them. It's obvious that they stress you out to an unhealthy degree.

Ryan and Oliver CANNOT say ANYTHING about the upcoming finale and season 9. THEY ARE NOT ALLOWED! So yes, they spin around in circles, repeating the same thing, over and over again.

Oliver refers to Eddie as 'straight' in one interview and Ryan calls them 'brothers' in another. It isn't anything we haven't heard before. 🤷‍♀️

So just focus on the show for a minute. We have had soooo many clues and hints in the show that they are going forward with Buck being in love with Eddie and Eddie discovering his 'joy' (= Buck). We have also seen that Eddie is willing to do anything for Buck. That last episode was very telling. So yes... somewhere along the line Eddie will also realise that he feels more than friendship for Buck.

It is the obvious next step at this point. There is no way back and the show and network know it.

But of course, neither of these men can talk about this yet. Because yes, Eddie is still canonically straight right now. He is immensely queer-coded, but in the text he is still straight. So what else is Ryan supposed to say? He cannot yet truthfully answer the Buddie question.

So please stop blaming Ryan for not willing to do Buddie or whatever it is you are dooming over. The man is an actor who acts out what is in the script. He has often showed support for Buddie. He is fine with it. 🤷‍♀️

But he cannot possibly hint at anything to do with Eddie's sexuality, because then the cat would be out of the bag, and it's obvious that this is supposed to be a big surprise to the GA.

I will say this though...

That one line where Ryan talks about Eddie's next relationship being a life-changing one that will throw him for a loop??? Come on you guys. We got a quote like that and you're still dooming.🙄 Puh-lease.

As I said before, Buddie is a sure thing... the timeline however? I'm not sure about. I do expect something in the finale episode. But I truly don't know what that will be.

We'll have to wait and see. I for one cannot wait to watch that finale!🤗

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Disney Upfronts

Interview released on 01.06.2026

From Disney Upfronts (12.05)

Aisha Hinds: The eighth day.

Ryan Guzman: The eighth day?

AH: Yeah, one week. One week and then get those sheets into the washing machine. There’s a lot of sw-

RG: I don’t-

Oliver Stark: Why are you [Ryan] looking at me?

AH: I get the se-, I think-

RG: [Laughs] Do you wa-, do you wash your sheets every eight days?

AH: I’m feeling like you push through a fourteenth.

RG: Two weeks? A month?

AH: It feels like there’s twenty-one days of sheets.

OS: What’s-What’s happening here? I saved your question and now that-that… [Indistinguishable] Alright, let me check the next question.

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Okay, I just watched Ryan's interview with Zach Sang and... whoa, there is a LOT to unpack and learn from.

First, I really loved the affection and admiration with which he talks about his costars on 9-1-1. I mean, it really makes you see him, and them, from a completely different perspective, and I love that. Even without the buddie aspect, it was really adorable how he was poking fun at oliver during that remark.

Speaking of buddie, i also really appreciate the perspective he's got on us, the fandom. I mean, we love him, we love eddie, and gosh, I feel like we just saw that Ryan loves and appreciates us just as much and we do him.

I don't think a lot of us actually fully grasp how wild and diverse Ryan's background before 9-1-1 was. From MMA, to baseball, to modelling, dancing, fatherhood, acting, and everything in between. This interview really unlocked a new dimension to this man and just cultivates a whole new level of appreciation, admiration and respect for him and his art.

And it was really amazing how he spoke up about male objectification and sexualization, which is a thing that I don't think we talk about at all, especially in a fandom like ours, where understanding and acknowledging the dangers of male sexualization is really important. I mean, Ryan was absolutely right in what he said with regards to it being normalised to the extent that speaking against it gets you taken less seriously. And this really does need to be addressed, not just in the industry, but in everyday life as well.

Kind of breaks my heart that he was introduced into 9-1-1 the way he was, with the shirtless whatta man scene. Its iconic but again, if it was a woman, the show would've been condemned.

The interview absolutely did its job in bringing the audience closer to who Ryan Guzman is as a human being, his mind and his life and I really really love that. We always talk about how beautiful Ryan is physically, of course, but through this interview, it really hit me that, the way he talks, the way he holds himself, his behaviour, his perspectives, holy shit. He's actually so beautiful inside too, truly. And there a newfound respect for him in my heart.

Anyway, those were my two cents about the Zach Sang interview, come yell at me in the comments or my asks (please, I'm lonely lmao) about this or whatever.

I would also like to acknowledge the adorable shade of pink Ryan was for a lot of the interview.

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Ryan really said "we have to make Buddie canon to stick it to Trump" and he is real for that.

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Nothing like an rg interview to bring down the mood, like is this man allergic to the word gay or what

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New Ryan Guzman interview from "Numéro Netherlands Digital" with photos.

Here's the link to the interview.

12/4/2025 - Updated with new photo.

He looks fantastic!

Now that is a beautiful man!

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Oliver wants to do a sports movie and Ryan wants to do an action movie. Someone make an action sports movie and cast them already!