Paul Rudd sings Taylor Swift’s praises and names his favorite songs
Paul Rudd may be fighting ghosts in his new movie, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empirebut his last interview during his press conference had nothing to do with monsters and was all about it Taylor Swift instead of.
“I think she’s really good. I think she’s amazing,” Rudd, 54, said of Swift, 34, on Thursday, March 21. interview with MTVs Joshua Horowitz.
Horowitz, 47, was curious if Rudd was simply a fan of the singer because of his children, Jack, 17, and Darby, 14, whom he shares with his wife Julie Yaegeror whether he was indeed a real Swiftie.
“Do you sing along to the songs?” he asked the actor. “You went to the Eras tourare you singing?”
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Rudd smiled big before answering, “Yes.” I’m working on a lot of those things.”
To make sure Rudd was telling the truth, the MTV host decided to question the movie star and see if he could name some of his favorite Swift songs. “Which one comes up and you’re like, ‘I can’t stop myself?’” Horowitz asked.
“I really like ‘Mastermind.’ I would sing about that a lot,” Rudd quickly replied. But he didn’t stop there. Like a true Swiftie, he continued listing more songs and added “Cruel Summer” just like everyone else. Right? ‘The Sagittarius’, perhaps. ‘August’ perhaps.’
He then laughed when he realized the songs he mentioned had something in common, and joked, “I’ll just go by the A’s now.”
This is not the first time Rudd has spoken publicly about the pop star. During a performance on March 13 at The Late Show with Stephen Colberthe opened up about how much he loved attending her concert.
“I was so impressed by the fact that it looked like a stadium full of 80,000 people, which it was, and I thought there was so much support and love and positivity,” he told the 59-year-old Colbert. “Normally it’s the opposite feeling. . You know, it gets pretty rough [in stadiums]. The Super Bowl, there’s a lot of yelling and fans fighting with each other, [but] there it was pure love and support. It was incredible.”
Rudd is currently being promoted Ghostbusters: Frozen Empirea sequel to the 2021 film Ghostbusters: Afterlife. In the new film, Rudd plays Gary Grooberson, a science teacher who is a fan of the original Ghostbusters.
The storyline this time around begins with the discovery of an ancient – but dangerous – artifact that releases an evil force, and Ghostbusters (both new and old) must act quickly to prevent it from causing Earth’s second ice age. planet. Carrie Coon, Finn Wolfhard And McKenna Gracelike Bill Murray And Then Aykroydalso plays in the film.
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire will be released in theaters on March 22.