**Cast of ‘The Last Thing He Told Me’ Embrace Taylor Swift Traditions on Set**
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During the filming of season two of the Apple TV series *The Last Thing He Told Me*, the on-set atmosphere was greatly enhanced by the creative tradition of “Taylor Swift Tuesdays,” as revealed by cast members Angourie Rice and Judy Greer in a recent interview with PEOPLE. Each Tuesday, the cast and crew dressed in Taylor Swift merchandise and enjoyed the singer’s music to lighten the mood amidst the intense scenes of the show.

Judy Greer shared a light-hearted reflection on the filming experience, noting the team’s fondness for Diet Coke, alongside their unusual weekly ritual. She recalled how the concept of Taylor Swift Tuesdays originated, saying, “It was a great way to keep the spirits high.” The idea, which was sparked by Rice and assistant director Brooke, quickly gained momentum, creating a fun and engaging environment on set.
Rice elaborated on the experience, explaining how the initiative quickly embraced its own identity. “On Tuesdays, we wore our Taylor merch and listened to her songs in the hair and makeup trailer,” she said. Rice also mentioned a fun addition to the tradition, where Brooke would doodle a Taylor Swift-related sketch on Rice’s call sheet, turning it into a guessing game about the associated song. “It was always such a fun game,” Rice reflected, smiling at the creativity of the crew.
With a portion of the filming taking place in Paris, the cast’s camaraderie was further enriched by shared off-camera experiences. Greer reminisced about sneaking away for lunch at local bistros, joking, “I think I ate an omelette three times a day in Paris. It was just really special.” The vibrant Parisian scenery provided a stunning backdrop for their work and play.
Adding a memorable touch to their Parisian shoot, Jennifer Garner, who not only starred in the series but also served as an executive producer, organised a charming boat ride on the Seine River for the entire crew. “It was this beautiful sunset boat ride where we rode together by the Eiffel Tower, looking at all the landmarks, like Notre Dame,” Greer enthused. The experience contributed positively to the team’s bond, reinforcing the show’s atmosphere as a joyful and collaborative environment amidst the challenges of production.
Greer and Garner’s long-standing friendship, initiated back in 2004 when they starred in the romantic comedy *13 Going on 30*, has had its unique roles evolving over the years. Once again, the two actresses portray characters that face conflicts in *The Last Thing He Told Me*, which Greer remarked seems to be a recurring theme in their collaborations. “It’s the best to get paid to hang out with your friend, that’s for sure,” she noted with laughter.
However, their on-screen tension often requires them to stay apart during certain dramatic scenes. Greer explained this dynamic, stating, “There were times where we had to stay away from each other, especially with some of those dramatic moments we had together.” An amusing exchange between the two often occurs on set, with Greer jokingly telling Garner, “Stay away. You are a stone. You are a ghost,” all in the name of creating the necessary emotional distance for their character portrayals.
The camaraderie amongst the cast and crew of *The Last Thing He Told Me* highlights the power of shared experiences to foster strong relationships in a demanding environment. Swift’s music, a symbol of unity for many, became a foundation for joy and creativity during the production process.
Fans of the series can catch new episodes of *The Last Thing He Told Me*, which centres on the complex relationship between Hannah Hall, played by Garner, and her stepdaughter Bailey, portrayed by Rice. With new episodes airing every Friday on Apple TV, viewers can look forward to the continued evolution of these characters, enriched by the unique bonds formed behind the scenes.
