#Alex Russell

[louferrignojrofficial]

Wait can you share the video with him and the street actor dancing? I don’t think I’ve seen that one.

[loulou-land]

I love this cast. They always look like they’re having fun and like they genuinely enjoy working with each other.

Look at our lil dork in the back in that last pic. He’s so cute 😭🫶🏻 I need more photos of Lou with the rest of the cast.

[editfandom]

MAID, SEASON 1 * | Margaret Qualley as Alex Russell

[meep-meep-richie]

'' Keep your head on a swivel.''

[xadenyesloveimjealousriorson]

Season 2 Jim Street is the best view 😍

[worthington-iii]

i was in fact possessed to make chronicle fanart in 2024. don’t worry about me

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[daydreamabout]

How You Fall For Jim Street

Respect You’ve watched him push boundaries and test limits, but then, during a training session, he steps up when it counts. You’re both in the middle of a high-pressure drill, and his instinct kicks in—he covers your blind spot without a word, knowing exactly what you need. "No need to thank me, Y/N. I've got this.” The quiet reassurance in his actions catches you off guard, and for the first time, you realize he’s not just some cocky dude. He's someone you can trust.

The Unexpected Vulnerability It’s late, the team's wrapping up a rough day, and you hear Street talking about his past, about how he thought he wouldn’t make it to SWAT. “I thought I was done before I even started. Didn’t think I’d make it this far… Guess I was wrong.” His walls come down for just a second, and you’re left staring at him, realizing that beneath the bravado, he’s been carrying doubts. You wonder if he knows that his quiet honesty is more impactful than anything he’s ever said to you directly.

The Unspoken Communication During a mission, everything goes wrong. You’re pinned down behind cover, adrenaline coursing through you, but somehow, you and Street are in sync without exchanging a single word. A quick glance—just a shared understanding of the situation—and you move in perfect coordination. You feel your heart race, not just from the danger, but from the connection you’ve never fully acknowledged until now.

The Soft Glance After a particularly intense operation, you’re both cleaning up the mess in the aftermath. You catch Street watching you from the corner of your eye, his gaze intense but soft. His usual cocky smirk is replaced with something quieter, more thoughtful. "You good? You look like you've seen a ghost... or is it just me, stealing your breath away?" You roll your eyes and look away quickly, but the image of him stays with you. Lingering far longer than it should.

The Unlikely Support The weight of the job feels unbearable sometimes. You’ve been struggling with a personal issue, and it's hard to focus. Out of nowhere, Street appears, asking if you’re okay, his tone more genuine than usual. At first, you brush it off, but he doesn't let it slide. He stands there, offering the smallest of comforts, no judgment, just someone who understands. "I’m not going anywhere until I know you're okay. You deserve someone to have your back, and I’m gonna be that guy." His concern feels different, not like a teammate checking off a box, but like someone who genuinely cares.

The Unexpected Care You’re injured—nothing serious, just a scraped shoulder—and you’re about to brush it off. But Street’s there, his hand unexpectedly steady on your arm, guiding you to sit down. His touch is brief but careful, almost like he’s afraid of hurting you. It’s not the usual casual physical contact you’re used to. His concern sets your pulse racing in a way you don’t fully understand. "I don’t usually go soft, but... I’ll make an exception for you today." You try to dismiss it, but it lingers longer than it should.

The Moment of Trust During a tense operation, you’re pinned down together in a narrow hallway. You’ve always been the one to take charge in these situations, but this time, Street’s the one who steps forward with an idea. You don’t hesitate for a second, following his lead without questioning it. There's no time to analyze it, but as you move through the plan together, you realize that trusting him has become second nature. You didn’t even need to think about it; you just knew.

The Casual but Honest You’re both in the locker room, the tension of the day finally giving way to a few minutes of downtime. Street leans against the wall, casually talking about how he almost left the team a few months ago. His words are light, but there's something vulnerable in his eyes as he reveals a deeper part of himself. “I almost threw in the towel, you know. But... something kept me here. Something about this place—about you.” You listen, and you can’t help but feel your heart tug in a way you don’t want to admit to yourself.

The Realization One night, as the team starts heading home after a long day, Street’s last words to you aren’t just a casual farewell. “You did good today,” he says, his voice low and sincere. “I’ll see you tomorrow, then? Can’t wait to get back out there with you.” It’s not just the praise that makes your chest tighten—it’s the way his eyes hold yours for just a moment longer than they should, a connection that’s deeper than anything you’ve felt before. You realize, then, that it’s not just his skills that are drawing you in—it’s the way he sees you, truly sees you.

The Quiet Protection In the chaos of a bust, things go sideways. You’re nearly caught off-guard, and Street is there—right behind you—shoving you to safety with an ease that tells you he’s been watching your back the entire time. His body presses into yours as he moves you out of harm’s way, and you hear him whisper, “I’ve got you.” It’s not just a job anymore. You feel the weight of his words, the promise behind them, and it shakes you in a way you didn’t expect. “You’re safe. I’ve got you. Don’t worry.”

The Moment of Jealousy It’s subtle, but you catch it—the way Street's eyes linger when another officer talks to you a little too casually. It's nothing overt, but there's something protective in the way he stands just a little taller, just a little closer to you. “You’re good, right? Just... don’t let anyone get too comfortable, yeah?” The realization hits you like a rush of heat—you’ve never seen this side of him, and yet, something about it makes your heart flutter in your chest.

The Line After a particularly hard mission, the team’s gathered at a bar, and you catch Street looking at you from across the room. There’s something different in his eyes, something raw and honest, and before you can stop yourself, you walk over. The space between you feels charged, almost electric, and for a split second, you wonder if this could be something more than just a work relationship. But then he pulls back—slightly, just enough to keep you at a distance. And you realize you’re both holding back from something that could change everything. “We both know this is a bad idea, right? But I can’t stop thinking about it.”

[cjlouwho]

Learning Alex Russell (Street on SWAT) has an accent has been life changing. He is the first person I have ever watched where I had no clue they weren’t actually American. I’m questioning everything now. Say a prayer for me.

[brinleyparke]

Street: I love hearing Hondo shouting at someone else. It makes such a nice change.

[likeafantasy]

SHARK WEEK 2024 — bait 3d (2/7) dir. kimble rendall

[sapphosclown]

hello everyone i just watched Maid on netflix all the way through and it will not leave my brain and i just keep thinking about the difference between Paula telling Alex how much she loves her by saying “I would give you the skin off my bones” vs Hank telling her “I’d give you the shirt off my back”

Paula loves Alex so terribly wholly and to her core (despite how she behaves) that she would give her anything and everything she has, even if all there’s left to give is her own flesh. But Hank, he doesn’t know Alex, he doesn’t understand her. He may love her due to her being his daughter, but at the end of the day all he has left for her is superficial, it’s being polite. He’d give her the shirt off his back, but he can just go get another shirt and he’ll forget about that other one in no time.

I just loved that little detail, it tells so much and everything we need to know about the dynamics and ties together all the pieces that had built it up.

[everythingand-nothing]

I reblogged a post about Street being an ass man and here's my reasoning.

Look at that smirk 😏 😂 Man knows what he's doin..

[peng-lads]

In the IMDb Portrait Studio

Photos taken by May Hayward

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[unladyboss]

THE BEAR CORE GROUP OF WRITERS. THE BEAR SEASON ALL

So this is the core group

They shoot the breeze

Protest together

They meet, write, hang out in groups for I guess what may be team building dinners and lunches

They laugh and joke etc

Win awards together

So I guess if you see extra names being nominated for season 3, the changes to how the show was before, MAY have come from those extra names.

I'm just inferring