Taylor Swift, star of the new musical movie adaptation Cats, required intensive personalized security while filming the project, The Sun reports. Swift, 32, reportedly called on the services of a documented British strongman who has previously worked for the likes of Matt Damon to observe over her while on set.
Paws off: Taylor Swift, star of the new musical movie adaptation Cats, required intensive personalized security while filming the project The Lover songstress plays Bombalurina within the film supported the Andrew Lloyd Webber Broadway musical phenomenon, which shot at Warner Bros. Studios in Leavesden, Hertfordshire, in the UK, also as in London. Around the time she shot the movie, Roger Alvarado broke into her ny City home — an equivalent man who had previously done so
TWO OTHER TIMES — causing the star to possess heightened fears for her safety. A source told the publication, 'Taylor has been persistently targeted by stalkers. After finding herself during a number of scary situations she not wants to require chances.' 'She was so excited to film Cats, but it had been a high-profile project and therefore the thought of the planet knowing that she was on set for months on end concerned her,' the source continued.
Belle of the ball: Swift reportedly called on the services of a documented British watchman to observe over her while on set; seen here earlier in the week in NYC for the Cats performance A bodyguard put her mind comfortable, allowing her to possess the simplest experience possible and specialise in her performance,' the insider concluded. In an letter published in March, which coincided with the Cats shoot, Taylor cited her 'fear of violence' which she and her team are prepared for the eventuality of 'gunshot or stab wounds.' The next day, Alvarado was detained and held after breaking and entering Swift’s Manhattan apartment.
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Singing purr heart out: The Lover songstress plays Bombalurina within the film supported the Andrew Lloyd Webber Broadway musical phenomenon, which shot in England After repeated attempts to unlawfully gain access to Taylor's pad, Alvarado was sentenced to a maximum of 4 years in prison in April. Additionally, Taylor currently holds active restraining orders against two other stalkers, after receiving death threats.
Cats, meanwhile, is about to open in theaters on Friday, within the midst of abysmal word of mouth and negative reviews that's creating an unusually attention-getting anti-buzz.
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