Move over, Taylor. There’s another Swift in town.
Tay’s brother, 24-year-old Austin Swift, is set to star in Pierce Brosnan’s upcoming thriller, “I.T.” Austin plays a character named Lance in the movie, which comes out Sept. 23.
Lil’ Swift Instagrammed a photo of his character on Thursday, writing: “Grew up loving Pierce Brosnan and John Moore’s films. I never could’ve dreamt I would actually get the chance to work with them.”
You can also get a glimpse of Austin in the “I.T” trailer below (he appears around 1:29).
The new gig isn’t that much of a surprise, as TSwift announced her little brother’s big role almost a year ago.
“My brother @austinkingsleyswift just acted in his first movie and I’m all proud and stuff,” the singer wrote.
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Maybe she even offered Austin some acting pointers, as she did have roles in 2010’s “Valentine’s Day” and 2014’s “The Giver.” Either way, one thing’s for sure: nepotism never goes out of style.
