Zoë Kravitz Fights to Revive High Fidelity, But Hulu Declines Interest

Zoë Kravitz Reveals Hulu’s Disinterest in Reviving High Fidelity

In a recent discussion, Zoë Kravitz expressed her disappointment with Hulu over the cancellation of High Fidelity, where she played a passionate record store owner named Rob. The show, which debuted on Valentine’s Day 2020, became a comforting favorite for many during the pandemic, enabling viewers to connect through music and personal heartaches. Kravitz’s character navigated her journey of love and loss alongside her best friends Cherise and Simon, portrayed by Da’Vine Joy Randolph and David H. Holmes respectively.

Despite a loyal fanbase and positive critical acclaim, High Fidelity was abruptly canceled after just one season. Kravitz, who served not only as the lead but also as an executive producer and writer, has voiced her frustrations regarding the decision. In a previous interview, she lamented that Hulu failed to grasp the potential of the series. The show’s cancellation struck a chord with audiences, particularly those who identified with the characters.

In her latest feature, Kravitz reiterated her efforts to persuade Hulu to reconsider the show’s future, but sadly reported, “They’re not interested.” She reflected on how her time on the series enriched her understanding of production and storytelling, making its loss even more poignant.

Fans of High Fidelity continue to rally for its revival, sharing their wishes and hopes across social media platforms. Additionally, Da’Vine Joy Randolph hinted in an earlier interview that a second season would have explored her character’s life more deeply, focusing on her romantic pursuits.

As the conversations continue, one can’t help but wonder: will High Fidelity ever find its way back to our screens, or is it destined to remain a cherished memory? What are your thoughts on the cancellation and Kravitz’s comments?