Zöe Kravitz was among several celebrities who teamed up online to sing John Lennon’s classic single, “Imagine” for their followers as we all continue to be holed up in self-quarantine.
Israeli actress Gal Gadot was the first to kick off the video after giving us a brief introduction.
“Hey guys,” she said. “Day six in self-quarantine. And I’ve got to say that these past few days got me feeling a bit philosophical. You know, the virus has affected the entire world, everyone. It doesn’t matter who you are, where you are from, we are all in this together.”
Jimmy Fallon, Kristen Wiig, James Marsden, Amy Schumer, Pedro Pascal and several others joined in for the collaboration, which drew mixed viewers online.
Recently the stunner chopped it up with Elle magazine to speak about her role in Hulu’s new “gender-flipped” series, High Fidelity. In the series, Kravtiz plays Rob, a failing record-shop owner with an equally hopeless love life. The show is based on a book penned by British author Nick Hornby, and the main character in the book was male.
“I found being a teenager and young adult hard to navigate, and music was a refuge for me, somewhere to hide,” she said of the character.
“The part of Rob is the closest thing to me I have ever played,” Kravitz continued. “I know Rob so well. I, too, found being a teenager and young adult hard to navigate, and music was a refuge for me, somewhere to hide. I made playlists and would lie on the floor of my room listening to Jeff Buckley, learning the lyrics to songs that were the emotional soundtrack of my life.”
