Taylor Swift’s record breaking Eras concert film might be heading to the UK it’s been revealed: more here.
Singer/songwriter Taylor Swift broke box office records when she announced her Eras tour would be released in cinemas. With combined ticket sales of over $65 million to date, with a projected opening weekend of over $100 million, Swift is on track to have the highest grossing concert film in history.
Directed by Sam Wrench, known for their work on Billie Eilish Live at the O2 and Lizzo: Live in Concert, Swift eschewed the studio system completely and produced the film herself.
Hollywood studios have certainly taken notice. The Exorcist: Believer and What Happens Later have shifted their release dates, with Universal and Bleecker St Media respectively seemingly unwilling to risk being caught up in what is expected to be a tidal wave of Taylor Swift momentum.
Eagle eyed film fans spotted the film on the Cineworld website over the weekend. The release date is listed as the 13th October, which would match the North American release.
However, the page was swiftly taken down, there has thus far been no official confirmation and tickets are not yet on sale.
We’ll keep you updated as we hear more.
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