I remember getting the song, obviously, and into the studio to record it all, they sent it and I thought that they made a mistake. I was singing ‘I’ll Make Love to You’ by…who sings that? I can’t remember. So I was just at the tail end of the second one. And there was free booze, so…can’t complain! īT: But did you get to see your musical performance? It’s always a bit daunting that the first time you see it is at the premiere, but no, I loved it and I thought it was amazing and I thought it was executed so well. It was the first time that I got to see it and see it all come to life. And it was really, really nice to see them, and it was actually the first time that I had seen it as well. Yeah, it was the first time I saw them since we wrapped filming, so, Jesus, must have been like six or seven months. Thomas Doherty: It was so much fun! I hadn’t seen the guys but we’ve always been in contact.

The following is a condensed and edited chat with the engaging Thomas Doherty of Hulu’s High Fidelity.īrief Take: How was the premiere of this series at the Metrograph? Doherty could not have been kinder (and funnier) in our exclusive phone interview with the rising talent, who you may know from Descendants or Disney Channel’s The Lodge. based) actor to pay a visit to Toronto (at the time, it made sense).ĭoherty plays Liam, a much younger lover to Zoë Kravitz’s Rob in the series that has winks to the original film and book by Nick Hornby, but is very much a fresh and modern take on it. We had developed our own short hand, were lightly making fun of earlier discussion points, and I had somehow even invited the Edinburgher (now L.A. Once I started speaking with Thomas Doherty, one of the stars of the incredibly engaging Hulu series High Fidelity, I was immediately interested to see how much would translate to the finished interview piece.

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