Max wolfe gossip girl tv#

Max wolfe gossip girl tv#

His performance has put him on the map as one of the actors to watch in the 2021 TV season. With the help of “Gossip Girl” creator Joshua Safran, Doherty has crafted a leading man for Gen Z ¬- part old Hollywood, part polyamorous, with supreme confidence and nontoxic masculinity. He ponders a black polish before deciding on red - a better match for the sleeveless denim jeans vest that he dons without a shirt, showing off some of his 13 tattoos.Īmong his cast of previously unknown 20-something co-stars, Doherty has been in the business the longest, and is perhaps the most recognizable actor in the group because of his days as a Disney Channel star in 2016. Like a storyline from the more inclusive and sexually adventurous - and decidedly nicer - “Gossip Girl,” this saga has a happy ending.Ī week later, after two negative COVID tests, Doherty bounces back, appearing at a two-hour photo shoot involving multiple costume changes (including a throwback to Brad Pitt circa “Thelma & Louise,” with a white cowboy hat, sitting on a bale of hay) and an impromptu manicure where he paints his nails. And then I got COVID.”īut there’s no need to alert DeuxMoi. “I was to go to coffee with you, and then straight after, at 6 o’clock, I was meant to get vaccinated,” Doherty says.

Then he sheepishly admits that he hadn’t gotten vaccinated yet, because he’d heard about other people getting sick from their shots and he’s been working since last October, shooting “Gossip Girl” around the clock.

“It’s mild, fortunately,” says Doherty, who briefly lost his sense of smell and taste.