Antonio Cipriano tells EliteDaily that reordering the books for the show's format is a positive move, explaining that everyone knew this was the direction from auditions because of Dean and Allie's moment in Season 1 Episode 6. He points out that connecting Allie to Hannah makes her relatable immediately since she is Hannah's close friend, arguing that you couldn't have achieved that same connection with Grace and Logan given their different setup. "It's a good thing, I think," he adds while reflecting on how Belmont Cameli and Ella Bright started the momentum before Stephen Kalyn and Mika Abdalla stepped up in Season 2. Cipriano describes those performances as brilliant and inspiring, noting that watching them work so hard motivated him significantly. He feels officially ready to take the leading role now after two seasons, admitting it took that long to get to this point where he can finally lock in. #AntonioCipriano
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Antonio Cipriano tells EliteDaily that reordering the books for the show's format is a positive move, explaining that everyone knew this was the direction from auditions because of Dean and Allie's moment in Season 1 Episode 6. He points out that connecting Allie to Hannah makes her relatable immediately since she is Hannah's close friend, arguing that you couldn't have achieved that same connection with Grace and Logan given their different setup. "It's a good thing, I think," he adds while reflecting on how Belmont Cameli and Ella Bright started the momentum before Stephen Kalyn and Mika Abdalla stepped up in Season 2. Cipriano describes those performances as brilliant and inspiring, noting that watching them work so hard motivated him significantly. He feels officially ready to take the leading role now after two seasons, admitting it took that long to get to this point where he can finally lock in. #AntonioCipriano
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