Taylor Swift and Eddie Redmayne recently reminisced about their awkward audition for the 2012 musical film Les Misérables. Swift, a global pop icon, revealed during an appearance on The Graham Norton Show that the auditioning process was a "nightmare." She explained that she was up for two roles, Cosette and Eponine, but knew she wasn't going to get the part. Despite this, she still chose to audition.

When Swift arrived for the audition, she was dressed in a 19th-century street urchin costume and was told they would paint her teeth brown. However, she was surprised to learn that she would be auditioning opposite Redmayne, one of her favorite actors.

Redmayne, who was promoting his movie The Good Nurse, also shared his experience of the audition. He thought they would simply sing off each other, but instead, they ended up in each other's arms. Redmayne's main concern during the audition was his garlic breath from having eaten pizza and garlic dough balls beforehand.

While Swift has expressed her fascination with acting throughout her career, she is uncertain about her future in Hollywood. She wants to find the time, ability, and love for a character to fully commit to it. Recently, she has explored directing and has received praise for her work behind the camera in music videos.

In conclusion, Taylor Swift and Eddie Redmayne shared their amusing and awkward audition experience for Les Misérables, highlighting the challenges and surprises they encountered during the process.