Taylor Swift’s “Elizabeth Taylor” MV is a compilation of video footage from the actor’s movies — a tribute to the Hollywood legend — and it earned rare praise from her estate. The video features archival clips and plenty of signature Elizabeth Taylor glamour, including references to her famous diamonds. Now, the estate reportedly believes that the music video honors the late actor from start to finish, and they want the world to know it.
Elizabeth Taylor’s estate is reportedly ‘deeply moved’ by Taylor Swift’s tribute
TMZ exclusively reported that Elizabeth Taylor’s estate applauded Taylor Swift’s new MV for her single “Elizabeth Taylor,” calling it a heartfelt tribute compiling the late actor’s most recognizable video footage. A representative for the British-American star’s estate told TMZ that the team felt “thrilled.” Moreover, they were “deeply moved” by how Swift created for the Hollywood icon, describing it as an “extraordinary” homage.
The estate’s rep said, “What makes this piece so remarkable is its pure devotion to Elizabeth’s legacy: composed entirely of archival film clips, from her iconic screen performances to candid moments, it is a celebration of Elizabeth from beginning to end, and an homage in the truest sense.”
Additionally, the statement praised Taylor’s place in pop culture and why her story still matters. The rep told TMZ, “We are delighted by this celebration and the care with which Taylor Swift has spotlighted what so many have long understood: Elizabeth Taylor was a true icon, a trailblazer in every sense of the word.”
The estate also drew a connection between the pressure Taylor faced in her era and what Swift deals with now. As the rep put it, “If there is anyone navigating the extraordinary pressures of global fame with comparable authenticity and strength, it is Taylor Swift,” adding, “The estate is honored that she chose to pay tribute in this way, and have no doubt that Elizabeth would have loved every frame of it.”
Swift’s “Elizabeth Taylor” MV is not yet on YouTube, but fans can watch it on Spotify and Apple Music.
Originally reported by Ishika Mishra on Reality Tea.
