For knowing little, of the last project of the director David O. Russel we do not even know the title. Neither the synopsis, nor of course, the estimated release date. All this, knowing that it is in post-production, and in this stage of production development, we can usually consult this data in most films without problems. Secrets aside, what is known about the director’s new story is his star-studded cast. Margot Robbie, Zoe Saldana, Robert de Niro, Anya Taylor-Joy, John David Washington, Christian Bale, Chris Rock, Rami Malek, and Mike Myers. As if all these names were not enough to increase the desire we already have to see such colossi of the seventh Hollywood art share a plane, now we have been able to know the last minute signing: Taylor Swift The role of the singer is kept secret ( of course) but the safest thing is that with such a team of actors and actresses, it is not involved in a main way, but rather as a brief appearance or secondary role. The information is not confirmed by either the actress or her agent, but it would not be strange if it did not appear in the official production lists if the role does not have canonical relevance. The silence around David O. Russell’s film reaches levels where the names of the characters played by each actor are not known either. The only thing that is possible to intuit, thanks to the photos of the shoot, is that the film will be set in the 40s / 50s, if you pay attention to the costumes seen in those images.The winner of 11 Grammy Awards, Taylor Swift is already an expert in these types of appearances, debuting in the romantic comedy Stories of Valentine’s Day and sharing production, with the Oscar-winning Jeff Bridges and Meryl Sreep in The giver. Unnoticed was undoubtedly (luckily for her) her involvement in that totally disastrous musical adaptation called Cats. In this way, this music star joins a whole series of actors who have already worked under David O. Russell. Names like Bradley Cooper, George Clooney, Jennifer Lawrence, Jeremy Renner or Amy Adams that demonstrate the great capacity that the director maintains throughout his filmography to bring together the best of the whole scene.
