‘Heated Rivalry’ to Release in Movie Theaters, Two Episodes at a Time
“Heated Rivalry” fans will be going to movie theaters in November.
Variety reports: “Heated Rivalry” fans will be going to movie theaters in November.
Forget about going to the cottage. Almost a year after the queer hockey romance series premiered in the U.S., Regal will release all six episodes in more than 650 theaters nationwide for a limited run Nov. 6-30.
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