Joseph Quinn revealed he was starstruck when meeting Taylor Swift during an interview on “Happy Sad Confused” podcast released on Monday, July 1.
“I met Taylor Swift once and I said, ‘You’re Taylor Swift,’…And she was very funny and said something nice about the show and I said, ‘Oh, thanks! You are Taylor Swift’,” the 30-year-old actor recalled when asked about embarrassing moments he has come across after starring in Stranger Things season four as Eddie Munson.
In the moment he felt self-concious about his reaction and expressed, “I meant it as a compliment and it is definitely a compliment. But I remember thinking at the time, ‘That was f***king stupid.’ But she was very good-humored about it.”
The Stanger Things actor rose to fame as he played the leader of the ‘Hellfire Club’ which was killed off towards the end of seaon four. Despite the finale outcome, many fans speculate he will reprise his role in season five.
“I might have that feeling too…or maybe I don’t. Who knows? Maybe I do,” he hinted during an interview with Rachel Smith for Entertainment Tonight.
As per reports the final season of Stranger Things is set to release either late 2024 or 2025.
Aside from the sci-fi world, the Eddie Munson actor recently starred in A Quiet Place Day One which released in theatres on Friday, June 28. His co-star in this film Lupita Nyong’o also has been speaking about the Eras headliner.
During an episode of “Hot Ones” she mentioned how she asked Taylor for permission to play “Shake It Off” in Little Monsters. “When I read the script for Little Monsters [and saw] that song and what it meant to Miss Caroline and to the kindergartners, [it] meant a lot to me that I was going to get to play it on the ukulele and everything,” 41-year-old actress mentioned during an episode of “Hot Ones.”
This news comes shortly Taylor has been on the U.K. leg of her Eras tour where many celebrities have been in attendance such as Travis Kelce – who performed on stage with her night three in London – , Tom Cruise, Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis, and more.
