Hilary Duff Forgets Recording 'What Dreams Are Made Of'
In a recent interview with Jake Shane on the podcast Therapuss, Hilary Duff admitted she has no memory of recording What Dreams Are Made Of, one of her most iconic songs from The Lizzie McGuire Movie.
The film and the song were both released in 2003. Shane, 26, shared that he watched the movie recently and was struck by the song's quality, saying,
“I was like, this song is actually poetic. I was also really high but it was fantastic.”
He then asked Duff if she ever thought, "Holy s---, this song is amazing."
“No... very much, no. Absolutely not,”
replied Duff, now 38 years old. She explained,
“I don't even remember recording that song. But I will say now I love it. And when I was filming the movie, I loved it. It was just — it was a weird time.”
Duff clarified that the song was not originally hers but rather a Lizzie McGuire character song. She was only 14 years old at the time.
Key Points
- Hilary Duff has no memory of recording “What Dreams Are Made Of.”
- The song and movie were released in 2003.
- Jake Shane praised the song's poetic quality.
- The song was performed as part of Duff’s character, Lizzie McGuire.
- Hilary Duff was 14 when recording the song.
Author's Summary
Hilary Duff revealed she doesn’t remember recording “What Dreams Are Made Of” but remembers loving it during filming; the song was tied to her Lizzie McGuire role at age 14.
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