An up-and-coming musician has told the story of how Paul Rudd ended up in one of his music videos, after running into the actor at a Taylor Swift concert. Claud, who is signed to Phoebe Bridgers' label, reportedly explained to Rudd that one of their songs was inspired by his 'energy', and the 54-year-old was keen to hear the album. A few email exchanges later, and Rudd starred as a disgruntled mailman in the video for 'A Good Thing'. "He came for the whole entire day," Claud said on TikTok. "He stayed for like five hours." Sign up to our new free Indy100 weekly newsletter

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