Who Are Mike Birbiglia, John Early and Mary Elizabeth Ellis? Get to Know About the Actors Playing Taylor Swift’s Future Children in ‘Anti-Hero’

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They’re the problem. Taylor Swift attends her own funeral in her “Anti-Hero” music video — alongside a few other famous faces.The 32-year-old Grammy winner dropped her 10th studio record, Midnights, on Friday, October 21, and simultaneously released a visual that she wrote and directed herself. “Watch my nightmare scenarios and intrusive thoughts play out in real time,” she tweeted of the “Anti-Hero” video on Friday, sharing photos from set.The footage begins with Swift sitting alone at a kitchen table as a clock strikes midnight.

She then becomes haunted by “all of the people that I’ve ghosted” — dressed in white sheets and sunglasses — before meeting a different version of herself at her front door.“It’s me / Hi, I’m the problem, it’s me / At teatime, Everybody agrees,” she sings in the chorus. “I’ll stare directly at the sun, but never in the mirror / It must be exhausting always rooting for the anti-hero.”As the video continues, fans are introduced to Swift’s future children who start to bicker at her funeral. Mary Elizabeth Ellis snaps a selfie during the service, while John Early looks bored beside her. Mike Birbiglia then gets up to read Swift’s will, teasing, “She’s laughing up at us from hell.”The materialistic kids learn the pop star left them with nothing. “It’s … the worst,” Birbiglia warns his siblings. “She’s having [the beach house] turned into a f–king cat sanctuary.”An outraged Ellis — wearing a dress worn by the “Cardigan” artist during her Fearless tour — shouts, “What?!

Cats don’t even like the beach.”Early presses for more details, reminding the others he “flew all the way here from Ibiza.” Ellis grabs the document and reads, “To my children I leave … 13 cents.