Julianne Moore, Taylor Swift and Robert Downey Jr.Photo:Presley Ann/Getty; Taylor Swift/YouTube, Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty
Presley Ann/Getty; Taylor Swift/YouTube, Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty
Hollywood is taking on Taylor Swift!
The over 3-minute-long clip begins with Foster, 61, first admitting, “I don’t know a single Taylor Swift song,” as Downey Jr., 58, who appears in the next shot, states he is also “not familiar at all” with the pop star’s music.
Anatomy of a Fallstar Sandra Hüller says apologetically in a following clip, “I don’t know it, sorry Taylor, I’m really sorry.”
Taraji P. Henson, who also appears in the video, then declares, “I’m going to do my best Taylor!”—seconds before making her first mistake, as she mispronounces the singer’s last name.
The celebrities then went ahead with their renditions of Swift’s hit song, as more stars joined in, includingLily Gladstone,Barry Keoghan,Jeffrey Wright,Da’Vine Joy RandolphandPhoebe Dynevor.
There were varied performances given of Swift’s tune — from melodic recitals to hilarious dramatic readings — as well as some impressive note-for-note vocals from clear Swifties: Gladstone, 37, and Dynervor, 28.
Moore and ‘May/December’ costar Natalie Portman have performed a rendition of Swift’s song.Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty
Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty
The tribute video to Swift, 34, was released a day before the star is expected to attend theGrammy Awardson Sunday evening.
Swift is up for six nominations in total at the 2024 annual music ceremony: song of the year, record of the year and best pop solo performance for her chart-topping hit “Anti-Hero,” best pop duo/group performance for “Karma” with Ice Spice, best pop vocal album and album of the year forMidnights.
Swift is set to attend the 2024 Grammy Awards on Sunday.Monica Schipper/GA/The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
Monica Schipper/GA/The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
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