US EditionGraham Norton Joins Star Cast of Taylor Swift's New Video
- On Friday, Taylor Swift, singer-songwriter, released the nearly six-minute 'Opalite' music video via Spotify and Apple Music, featuring guests from her Graham Norton Show appearance.
- Swift was inspired by appearing on The Graham Norton Show last year when Domhnall Gleeson, Irish actor, joked about joining a video and she sent him a script a week later.
- Set as a 1990s infomercial, the narrative features Swift buying Opalite and falling for Gleeson, with Norton as a salesman, Murphy narrating, Capaldi as photographer, and Lee, Turner-Smith, plus Eras Tour dancers cameoing.
- Fans immediately noted the 'Opalite' video’s pop-culture references, including clips from The Graham Norton Show used as credits, boosting album promotion.
- After launching The Life Of A Showgirl and Eras Tour documentary last year, Taylor Swift reunites high-profile guest stars, cross-promoting their projects and challenging 2026's expected quiet.
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