Concert film by Beyoncé - Taylor Swift has herself flown in
The premiere of Beyoncé's (42) new concert film "Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé" in London on Thursday was also attended by fellow superstar Taylor Swift (33). Photos show that Swift also adhered to the prescribed dress code - she appeared as requested in a glittering silver dress at the Leicester Square Theater.
Beyoncé's "Renaissance" tour film is a mixture of documentary and concert film and was released in cinemas worldwide on December 1. Similar to Beyoncé's Coachella documentary "Homecoming" from 2019, it shows the creative processes behind the acclaimed world tour as well as the stage performance itself and provides insights into the musician's motivation and hard work.
Taylor Swift flew in all the way from Kansas City
As "TMZ" reports, Swift spent a lot on the premiere - over 7,000 kilometers to be precise. The "Cruel Summer" performer flew a private jet from Kansas City, where she was spending time with her boyfriend Travis Kelce (34), to London to see the movie in the UK.
However, the support and admiration for each other's careers is mutual: Beyoncé also attended Swift's concert film premiere "Eras Tour" in Los Angeles in October.
Taylor Swift: Hymn of praise for Beyoncé
A great honor for Swift, who shared her enthusiasm for Beyoncé via social media. On Instagram, she wrote about a video of the two artists at the movies: "I am so happy that I will never know what my life would be like without the influence of Beyoncé. How she taught me and every artist out there to break the rules and redefine the norms of the industry." Swift concluded the eulogy by saying, "The fact that she showed up tonight was like a real fairytale."
Just this week, Swift announced that her concert film would be available to stream in many countries for her birthday on December 13. In contrast to Beyoncé's film, "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour" only shows the concert itself and dispenses with interviews or behind-the-scenes insights.
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