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Taylor Swift is a huge fan of Graham Norton and jumped at the chance to appear on the British talk show last year to promote her new The Life of a Showgirl album.
Afterwards, she invited the host and all the guests that were there that day to appear in her Opalite music video.
It turns out they are all die-hard Swift fans too and they didn’t hesitate.
Swift wrote and directed the music video that focuses on the search for love and connection, and begins with the singer – as Lonely Girl – removing a rock from a box and befriending it.
She then sees a commercial for Opalite that promises a new life with just one spritz. Then she miraculously lands in the living room of Lonely Boy, played by Irish actor Domhnall Gleeson.
The music video that spoofs the infomercials of the 1980s and ’90s features a number of celebrity cameos.
DOMHNALL GLEESON

Domhnall Gleeson plays Lonely Boy who’s only friend is a pet cactus until Swift’s Lonely Girl literally drops in his home

Lonely Girl and Lonely Boy used to perform karaoke alone but now that they’ve found each other they perform together in sparkly track suits
GRAHAM NORTON

Graham Norton plays a salesman pitching the anti-Opalite formula called Nope-alite that he believes will reverse the spell. The British talk show host said the experience was ‘the thrill of a lifetime and the hardest secret I’ve ever had to keep!’
GRETA LEE

The Morning Show actress Greta Lee plays the Indie Rock Goddess that Lonely Girl sees on TV
LEWIS CAPALDI

Scottish singer and songwriter Lewis Capaldi plays The Greatest Mall Photographer to Ever Do It who is charmed by the couple
JODIE TURNER SMITH

Actress Jodie Turner Smith plays Aerobics Dream Girl who was inspired by the Jane Fonda workout craze of the 1980s complete with neon spandex high-cut leotards and leg warmers
CILLIAN MURPHY
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