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Daily Mail
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
The truth about Taylor Swift's Handmaid's Tale cameo: Show star addresses wild rumors
Earlier this week following the penultimate season six episode of Handmaid's Tale, Taylor Swift fans concocted a theory that the pop star made a cameo appearance. The episode featured a scene in which an unidentified member of the Mayday rebellion got out of a vehicle, prompting Swifties to speculate that the silhouette belonged to the 35-year-old singer. Days later, the star of the Hulu series has put the rumor to rest. In an interview with TVLine, Elisabeth Moss was asked about the wild notion, to which she replied about Taylor's die-hard fanbase: 'God, I love them.' She added, 'That's amazing! Of course it's not [Swift]. Of course it's not her. Oh my God, that's hilarious. I love that idea, though.' From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. The episode featured a scene in which an unidentified member of the Mayday rebellion got out of a vehicle, prompting Swifties to speculate that the silhouette belonged to the singer Adding to the hype, Taylor's song Look What You Made Me Do (Taylor's Version) was soundtracked in the opening scene. The devoted fans also pointed to the fact that Moss and co-star Bradley Whitford had attended a Swift concert in Toronto last year, where the series was filmed. But Moss emphasized, 'I'm afraid that's not Taylor. She's pretty busy. I feel like if she was going to come do our show, we would've made sure we saw her face.' The Mad Men alum said the Eras Tour show she attended in Canada last November 'is partially why Taylor was very top of mind for me.' And she noted that the music artist's Reputation album had been released while the cast was working on season four, and they were 'obsessed' with it. Elisabeth continued, 'It's been a long, mutual love affair between her and a lot of our cast. 'I mean, Josh Charles was in her music video… [Using her music] was something that, as you probably know, I've wanted to do, well, from the beginning,' she explained to the outlet with a laugh. 'I was going to say, "Since I've been a director," but from the beginning! I'm so glad that we didn't do it before and waited until now. Now that we have it, I'm so glad it happened the way that it did,' the actress shared. In reaction to the Taylor song appearing in the episode, titled Execution, her fans went wild online. One fan wrote on X: 'Taylor: Reclaims music rights. Also Taylor: Soundtracks a rebellion. Us: Standing, clapping, crying.' 'OMG WE ARE EXCITED FINALLY,' another chimed in. 'Taylor in The Handmaid's Tale?? I did not have that on my 2025 bingo card, but I'm so here for it,' someone else weighed in. Elisabeth revealed how the moment came about, telling Billboard, 'I've been wanting to use a Taylor song for many years on the show and we finally found the perfect spot for a track from her, and I'm so glad we waited because there could not be a more perfect song for a more perfect moment.' She continued, 'Taylor has been such an inspiration to me personally. As a Swiftie myself — and I think I can speak for [co-star] Yvonne [Strahovski] and our entire cast as well, who are all Swifties — it's such an honor to be able to use her music in the final episodes of our show.'
Daily Mail
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
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Ricky Gervais's cameo-packed BBC comedy with Kate Winslet, Samuel L Jackson, David Bowie and many more Year: 2005-2007
Daily Mail
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Eagle-eyed viewers spot cameos from VERY famous stars in hit 2013 movie - can you spot who it is?
Over a decade after the action-packed film White House Down hit theaters, fans have spotted two A-list stars' secret cameos: Jeff Bezos ' partner Lauren Sanchez and Real Housewives alum Garcelle Beauvais. Before Sanchez was jetting off into space and dating one of the richest men in the world, she was a television personality and made small cameos in major motion pictures. In the 2013 film, White House Down, Sanchez portrayed a reporter and delivered the grim news that the president, played by Jamie Foxx, died in a terrorist attack. As Sanchez's character delivered the news, Beauvais, who played the First Lady, watched on in tears with her daughter. Viewers were shocked to see Sanchez make a surprise cameo with one telling 'Is that Lauren Sanchez? What is she doing there?????' 'Oh my god Lauren Sanchez?! That's not a place you would expect to see her pop up,' another viewer added. 'Literally what is she doing in a movie,' a third joked. 'Wow good for her, I didn't know she could act,' a fourth added. Even though Beauvais snagged the role of the star's on-screen wife, she was only featured in two scenes of the film. White House Down stars Foxx as President James Sawyer, who finds himself in a death-defying situation when violent mercenaries siege the White House. Channing Tatum's character, Capital Policeman John Cale, happens to be in the White House with his daughter during the attack, interviewing for his dream job in the Secret Service. Cale gets the chance to prove his abilities in real time when he runs into President Sawyer after he's separated from his daughter, played by Joey King. Cale embarks on an action-packed adventure to protect the president and save his daughter while the country erupts into chaos. Beauvais makes her first appearance at the start of the movie when she calls her president from abroad to discuss the circumstances of an impending treaty. President Sawyer then reveals to his wife that he's concerned about his re-election and fears he'll be a one-term president. The first lady then reminds President Sawyer of an artifact she gifted him that Mary Todd Lincoln once gave her husband to symbolize the limited time he has to help the American people. 'I hear you - well, kiss Amber for me, okay? I love you ladies, and I miss you. I gotta go back to being president,' President Sawyer responds before hanging up the phone. Shortly after the touching phone call, the country descends into chaos, and there's a brief moment where Americans fear their president has died in the White House. Beauvais makes her second appearance watching the tragedy from a hotel room in fear that her husband has been killed. It's that moment when none other than Sanchez, portraying Reporter 12 in the film, comes on screen to deliver the news. 'Vice President Hammond has just been sworn in as the 47th president of the United States, confirming, of course, the worst possible scenario - the death of President James Sawyer. 'People all over the globe have been holding their breath, wondering, "What is happening right here in America?" After all, the United States has the biggest weapons arsenal in the world.' As Sanchez delivers her lines, the camera pans to Beauvais, who is holding her daughter in tears. Sanchez's cameo isn't her only credit as a news reporter. She also played a newscaster in the 1999 thriller, Fight Club, starring Brad Pitt and Edward Norton. Sanchez was featured as an anchor or on-air reporter in the films, Ted 2, Celeste & Jesse Forever, We Bought a Zoo, Dirt, College Road Trip, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, Zoom, Akeelah and the Bee, Fantastic Four, The Longest Yard, Cellular, and The Day After Tomorrow. She portrayed an on-air reporter in multiple television shows as well, including the sitcom Girlfriends and the Sci-Fi series, Babylon 5. Sanchez's numerous credits as an on-air reporter reflect her early career as a television personality. She started her broadcast career at a local news station in Arizona before serving as a correspondent for Extra. Sanchez also worked for Fox Sports Net and Good Day LA. After a failed audition for The View, she hosted the first season of So You Think You Can Dance and contributed to Larry King Live, The Joy Behar Show, and Showbiz Tonight. Beauvais, on the other hand, had more luck scoring starring roles, catapulting to fame on The Jamie Foxx Show, where she played her White House Down co-star's love interest. She was also featured alongside Eddie Murphy in Coming 2 America and had a recurring role on ABC's NYPD Blue. Beauvais then took on an executive producer role in 2023 for the movie Black Girl Missing, in which she also starred.
