Lucy Boynton & Justin H. Min Discuss 'The Greatest Hits' on Hulu

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[00:00:09] Lucy Justin Thank you all for joining me today on Press Day. Thank you

[00:00:14] Thank You Congrats on the greatest hits I watched it the other night

[00:00:17] Who doesn't love first of all who doesn't love a good time-travel movie?

[00:00:24] We have Harriet and David in the movie

[00:00:27] Lucy first of all

[00:00:28] What attracted to you to the role of Harriet and how to prepare to play a character like this with the whole time travel music

[00:00:33] Um, so much of it was the time travel element.

[00:00:37] I'm such a nostalgic person that I think I've kind of fantasized about this, like the what

[00:00:42] if you could go back would you change anything?

[00:00:44] And I loved the way this film I think looked at it from a new stance and looked at these

[00:00:50] two beautiful love stories from a new angle that felt kind of still very gritty and

[00:00:55] grounded and so much through the lens of grief which I thought was just deeply

[00:01:02] moving and I really understood Harriet's journey through grief and um and yeah

[00:01:07] there was just there were so many elements all packaged into this one film

[00:01:10] that I felt would be really relatable because it definitely pulled me in so

[00:01:14] I was just really excited to dive right into the deep end with her.

[00:01:18] Justin how would you say David's role fits into Harriet's journey?

[00:01:25] We're discovering like her going back in time music also.

[00:01:29] Yeah I think David encounters Harriet in grief group because he's obviously

[00:01:33] grieving as well. He's lost his parents and I think they share this sort of

[00:01:38] intimate vulnerable connection through their shared grief and through

[00:01:43] spending time together sort of blossoms into this beautiful relationship and I

[00:01:47] think they both really need each other at this time to sort of not linger

[00:01:51] too too long in the past but see each other in the present.

[00:01:56] What do you both hope when the viewers tune in to watch this film? What are you hoping they get out of this?

[00:02:01] Lucy we'll start with you. I mean I hope it just makes them feel a lot it

[00:02:07] really like triggered a lot of emotions and you know you project your own

[00:02:10] experience onto films like this so I hope it's a catalyst for thought but

[00:02:15] I think ultimately it's just a really beautiful piece of escapism so I

[00:02:19] hope it just is a is that for 90 minutes. David? I would I mean I echo Lucy's sentiments

[00:02:27] I mean I just want audience to have a good time to get lost in the music to get

[00:02:34] lost in this romance yeah I think this this film reminds me of films that I

[00:02:41] used to love to watch growing up so I hope it also brings a little bit of

[00:02:45] that nostalgia factor as well. Last question for both of you with the whole

[00:02:50] time traveler everything if there's one specific song right now that you could

[00:02:54] listen to to travel back in time what would it be? I gotta put you on the spot.

[00:02:57] Oh man I would go to I'd go to Whitney I want to dance with somebody because it

[00:03:07] takes me back to being like 12 years old in my best friend's garden playing

[00:03:10] that at full volume despite the neighbors and it's just joy and you.

[00:03:15] And I would go to my middle school angsty emo years with the song Boulevard of Broken Dreams by Green Day.

[00:03:24] Lucy adjusted I want to thank you for giving me a steady on press day and good luck with the film press.

[00:03:31] Thank you so much. Thank you. Have a great day.