Peyton Elizabeth Lee, actress, discusses her new comedy series Doogie Kameahola MD on DisneyPlus. Topics include working on the reimagining of Doogie Houser in Hawaii, casting challenges during the pandemic, and the importance of luck and chemistry in creating a cohesive cast.
Filming in Hawaii provided an incredible experience for the cast, with beautiful landscapes and rich culture, making it a dream job.
The close-knit relationship and respect between the cast members contributed to the on-screen chemistry and success of the show.
Deep dives
Working in Hawaii and the Show's Unique Aspects
Working in Hawaii was an incredible experience for the cast, with beautiful landscapes, rich culture, and amazing food. The cast was able to immerse themselves in the island's offerings while shooting the television show. It was considered a dream job due to the favorable location and overall experience.
Preparation and Casting during the Pandemic
The cast had to prepare for their roles by watching the original Doogie Houser and conducting research on medical aspects. Due to the pandemic, the cast was unable to meet in person until the filming started, making the casting process a combination of luck and magic. The close-knit relationship and respect between the cast members added to the on-screen chemistry and success of the show.
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Working on the Reimagining of Doogie Houser in Hawaii