Also starring Carrie-Anne Moss, Noah Reid and Clark Backo, YAGA tells the story of Baba Yaga in a beautifully feminist way, with the mysterious disappearance of Henry Park (Williams) at the forefront of the story.
Speaking exclusively to Radio Times, Sandler, who first wrote YAGA as a play before bringing it to screens, said of the actor: "He really created these characters."
"I think Hudson was just really excited to get to dig into playing two distinct characters, and he brought his beautiful cinephile hardworking actor self to it.
Fans have already gone a tad feral over the racy scenes in the show, which were teased in some early trailers, with Moss revealing to Radio Times that the show changed her mind on intimacy coordinators.
"The show is sexy and it's unapologetic and it's not for everybody, but it takes a few big swings," Sandler explained.
View Green Video on the source website"You don't think twice when you see an age gap of 30 years on screen when it's flipped," she pointed out.
"I think it's nice to be able to cheekily say the quiet part out loud. It means that sometimes you get lines that feel on the nose, but I'm kind of okay with it. It's a wild ride, and it's meant to be cheeky."
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