Taylor Swift is rumored to be the villain of Cruella 2

In addition to her tenth studio album, called “Midnights”, due out on October 21, Taylor Swift can bring other great news to her fans: the singer would have been invited to be part of the cast of the sequel to the film Cruella.

According to the website The Dissidentfamous for leaking truthful information about the world of cinema, “Cruella 2” is slated to be a musical, and the production of the film would have already beaten the hammer on Taylor Swift in the role of a villain, described as “Cruella’s companion” ( a role assumed by Emma Stone).

Sources in the publication guarantee that the film is meant to be premiered again on the Disney + streaming service. It is worth mentioning that the first part of the spin off of the villain of “101 Dalmati” was launched directly on the platform, without going through the big screen.

Since the first film premiered at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, when the restrictive measures to fight the virus were quite strict, nothing prevents the sequel from being shown in theaters, but there is nothing official about it. .

This doubt can be clarified as early as next week, during the D23 Expo 2022, which will take place from 9 to 11 September (from Friday to Sunday). It should also be in this event that we will have confirmation of Swift’s participation in the work, whose premiere is scheduled for 2024.

Importantly, some fans have claimed to have seen the singer in one of the scenes of the first film, in a figure fixed to a wall, and that another vehicle specialized in film and series leaks, called Deumoix, also revealed it.

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