Madonna’s ‘Confessions II’ is packed with celebrity cameos — every star from Sabrina Carpenter to Cole Palmer is here

madonna’s Confessions II The film was finally released on July 3, ahead of the highly anticipated album release – and fans were surprised to see several familiar faces throughout the project.

The pop icon premiered the film at the Tribeca Film Festival, where she offered an extensive behind-the-scenes look at six tracks from her upcoming album.

The production was directed by Torso, the creative duo behind many of Charli XCX’s recent music videos. Fashion house Dolce & Gabbana ran the shoot, dressing all 250 extras who appeared in the film.

According to the film’s synopsis, it is a journey through a “f***ed-up night out” that is remembered not for what happened, but for how it felt.

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And Madonna had no shortage of famous company, with several celebrity cameos appearing throughout the film.

Every celebrity made a cameo in Madonna Confessions II

  • Arka
  • Archie Madekwe
  • Benedict Cumberbatch
  • cole palmer
  • debi mazar
  • feed
  • gwendoline christie
  • Honey Dijon
  • joao pedro
  • julia garner
  • Kate Moss
  • odessa azion
  • Richard E. Grant
  • sabrina carpenter
  • shy girl
  • lourdes leon

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Inevitably, fans couldn’t get enough of the action, with one writing: “Every generation gets their Madonna moment. We’re looking for another one.”

Another wrote: “At a time when visuals barely matter, Madonna comes up with an entire movie of 6 songs. This is what music video culture is all about – she’s showing us once again why she’s the last true popstar!”

Meanwhile, a third quipped: “We’ve been going through an MTV drought for years. Then comes Madonna and delivers a 13-minute audiovisual feast that reminds everyone why she was never just making music videos – she was creating culture.”

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