Lifeless Poets Society stars reunite for Taylor Swift music video

Dead Poets Society duo Ethan Hawke and Josh Charles have reunited in a brand new Taylor Swift music video.

Accompanying the monitor ‘Fortnight’, which comes from the singer-songwriter’s newest studio album The Tortured Poets Division, the monochromatic video sees Swift and featured artist Put up Malone collectively in an workplace, a chaotic motorway and later a lab.

Hawke and Charles, who performed Todd Anderson and Knox Overstreet in the 1989 coming-of-age drama opposite Robin Williams, additionally make particular cameos as scientists.

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Posting some behind-the-scenes snaps onto Instagram yesterday (April 19), Grammy Award winner Swift – she’s gained 14, to be precise – paid tribute to those that helped deliver ‘Fortnight’ to life on display.

“Once I was writing the Fortnight music video, I needed to indicate you the worlds I noticed in my head that served because the backdrop for making this music,” she captioned the photographs.

“Just about all the things in it’s a metaphor or a reference to 1 nook of the album or one other. For me, this video turned out to be the proper visible illustration of this file and the tales I inform in it.

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“@postmalone blew me away on set as our tortured tragic hero and I am so grateful to him for all the things he put into this collaboration,” continued Swift.

“I am nonetheless laughing from attending to work with the good guys on earth, @ethanhawke and @mrjoshcharles (tortured poets, meet your colleagues from down the corridor, the useless poets). Thanks to everybody concerned and everybody who has watched it!!”

In different information, Oscar-winning filmmaker Christopher Nolan commended the popstar for the unique release of her Eras Tour concert movie again in October.

“Taylor Swift is about to indicate the studios, as a result of her live performance movie is just not being distributed by the studios, it is being distributed by a theatre proprietor, AMC, and it may make an infinite amount of cash,” was his response.

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