Taylor Swift arrives for the world premiere of “Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour.”
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Taylor Swift looked like a movie star at the world premiere of her film Tour of the ages The concert film is Wednesday at The Grove’s AMC Theater.
The star — who announced just before the Los Angeles event that her film would debut on Thursday in North America instead of its initial Friday night release date — arrived early and posed for photos with her team and with director Sam Wrench before quickly running inside. Hundreds of fans lined the stage entrance, exchanging friendship bracelets and singing Swift’s songs as she stopped to take selfies with many of them. Stars including Rachel Ziegler, Maren Morris, Simo Liu and Adam Sandler were in attendance.
Earlier today, Los Angeles braced for a Swift-induced craze to hit the city as popular shopping mall The Grove posted on its social media channels that the entire complex would be closed on Wednesday due to the event.
Videos on social media also showed The Grove’s usual cobblestone streets covered by a large red carpet surrounding the stage, as well as gradient, repeating backgrounds showing… Tour of the ages attached. The streets surrounding the place were also closed, with an increased police presence in the area. The Original Farmers Market is located next to The Grove, however, it posted on its social media that it was still open for business on Wednesday; THR stopped by and saw a number of barricades blocking farmers market patrons from entering The Grove, as Swift’s songs played over overhead speakers.
Taylor Swift: Tour for the Ageswhich opens in more than 8,000 theaters worldwide on Friday and is distributed directly through AMC Theaters, documents the record he broke. Ages a trip Swift kicked things off in March with a 44-song setlist covering several albums of her career. The concert film is 2 hours and 48 minutes long, which is a bit shorter than their three-hour-plus shows. Just before the premiere, Swift announced that the film would open early in North America and Canada, with screenings beginning Thursday night.
Tour of the ages On track for a record global opening for a musical film of $150 million to $200 million, including $100 million to $125 million in North America and $50 million to $75 million overseas, after advanced global ticket sales surpassed the 100 million mark. Dollars a week before the global opening ceremony. The movie opened.
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