High Fidelity: First teaser for Zoë Kravitz’s Hulu comedy series
Check out the first teaser for Hulu’s High Fidelity!
The Zoë Kravitz show, High Fidelity, has officially gotten its first teaser! Hulu’s upcoming comedy series is bound to be a hit based on the video, which promises and thought-provoking but entertaining time. The ten-episode series was announced about a year and a half ago in April 2018.
Hulu’s version is actually a remake of a 1995 novel and a John Cusack film from 2000. The story is about Rob (played by Kravitz), a record store owner in Brooklyn, who is trying to get over a massive heartbreak. According to the synopsis, it sounds like the series will explore some current issues like gentrification, while also exploring Rob’s life through music.
The series has been through a bit of a rework before finally landing at Hulu. Originally, High Fidelity was meant to stream on Disney+ with a more PG-13 feel. However, as development continued, Disney ultimately decided to move the series over to Hulu where it would have a little more freedom to tell stories that resonated with an older audience.
Other than Kravitz, the cast includes: Da’Vine Joy Randolph (famous for her role on Broadway’s Ghost the Musical), Jake Lacy (The Office and Better With You), Kingsley Ben-Adir (Noelle and The OA) and David H. Holmes (Mindhunter).
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High Fidelity is set to be available for streaming on Hulu starting February 14.
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Source: Deadline