Zoë Kravitz praises Taylor Swift’s new album, calling it flawless
Zoë Kravitz recently shared her thoughts on Taylor Swift’s new album, which she described as fantastic. When asked if it was a banger, Kravitz responded affirmatively, stating that there are no skips on the album. The actress also talked about her latest film, “Caught Stealing,” where Austin Butler plays an NYC bartender caught in a dangerous situation after agreeing to care for his punk-rock neighbor’s cat. The film explores the vulnerability and messy aspects of humanity that Austin felt excited to explore. He mentioned that while the character he plays in the movie is different from himself, he felt connected to the role on a personal level.
During an interview with “Extra,” Tom DiDario, the co-stars discussed their chemistry in the film and what they admire about each other. Kravitz expressed her appreciation for Butler’s sense of humor, noting that he is funnier than people may realize. On the other hand, Butler praised Kravitz’s creativity, especially in music and acting, and expressed a desire for the world to experience her talent.
The duo also reminisced about the ’90s nostalgia in the film and discussed aspects of that era they’d like to bring back. Kravitz mentioned missing the simplicity of life without the internet and social media, allowing for deeper connections, while Butler agreed, reflecting on the joy of playing classic video games like “Golden Eye” on Nintendo 64. They both shared a fondness for the simplicity of enjoying CDs or films repeatedly without the distractions of modern technology.
“Caught Stealing” promises an intriguing storyline, set to premiere on August 29, featuring a mix of suspense, action, and a glimpse into the characters’ vulnerabilities and imperfections. As fans eagerly anticipate the release, Kravitz and Butler continue to captivate audiences with their on-screen chemistry, humor, and appreciation for each other’s talents. With Kravitz endorsing Taylor Swift’s latest album as a must-listen, it seems she has a knack for recognizing exceptional music, setting the stage for an entertaining and engaging film experience.