Taylor Swift's Tribute: The 'Elizabeth Taylor' Music Video Unveiled
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Los Angeles, March 31 (NationPress) Renowned pop star Taylor Swift has unveiled the music video for her song ‘Elizabeth Taylor’ on Tuesday. The visuals pay tribute to one of the most iconic and dynamic film stars of the 20th century.
Unlike her recent high-concept video for ‘Opalite’, Swift chose not to appear in the ‘Elizabeth Taylor’ video herself. Instead, she has curated a montage that showcases a supercut of scenes from the legendary actress’ films, paired with newsreel snippets capturing Taylor’s real-life moments, according to reports by ‘Variety’.
The featured clips highlight scenes from classic films such as ‘Father of the Bride’, ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’, ‘A Place in the Sun’, ‘Giant’, ‘Suddenly, Last Summer’, ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’, ‘Julia Misbehaves’, and the cult classic from the late ’60s, ‘Boom’.
As reported by ‘Variety’, the music video is exclusively available on Apple Music and the premium tier of Spotify, similar to the earlier rollout of the ‘Opalite’ video. This exclusive release mirrors recent modifications to the Billboard charts that only count videos from paid services towards streaming totals. However, following the release of ‘Opalite’, the video was made available on YouTube’s free tier two days later, indicating a similar possibility for ‘Elizabeth Taylor’.
When her album ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ debuted in October, Swift mentioned that she sought approval from the estate of Elizabeth Taylor, who passed away in 2011 at the age of 73, to release the song. She addressed a query regarding whether she requests permission from real people before writing about them, confirming that she does so if they are indeed real individuals.