Madonna Enlists Stars for Epic Music Video Stunt

secretly recruited a supermodel and two major Hollywood actors as she filmed her 'biggest music video ever'.

As Madonna, 67, sets about on her music comeback, she brought in the big guns for her upcoming music video supermodel  and film stars Gwendoline Christie and . 

Featuring a dramatic car crash stunt, a warehouse rave and extras dangling from the ceiling, the music video - filmed at Black Island Studios in West London - is reportedly Madonna's biggest production ever.

While actor Gwendoline filmed out in the open, mega stars Kate and Benedict were reportedly ushered in to film in secret. 

A source told The Sun: 'Gwendoline was seen on set but Kate and Benedict were kept out of the spotlight and ushered in by car. 

'Their scenes were all filmed in secret last Thursday.'

The source added: 'She wanted to come back with a bang for this new era and the video really pushes boundaries, with high-octane stunts and special surprises.' 

The shoot for the music video reportedly ran overnight, with the cast filming from 4pm until 2am. 

The music video was filmed across six stages with a huge crew staffed by hundreds of people.

Part of the set was designed the look like a lavish mansion featuring huge marble columns, a bar, while a lounge was erected complete with walls adorned with artwork.

Elsewhere the music video was also filmed in a warehouse rave setting - where Madonna's stunt double acted out a car crash scene before making her way inside.  

Giving an insight into the pop icon's on-set demands, a source said Madonna was kitted out with trailer set to a perfect 28 degrees and she had rails full of Dolce & Gabbana garments. 

The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Madonna, Benedict, Kate and Gwendoline for comment.  

It comes after Madonna modeled a bridal look complete with lace gloves and a delicate veil for the new Dolce & Gabbana campaign.

The outfit seems to be a nod to her 1984 music video for Like A Virgin where she wore a sexy wedding dress.

Her figure looked fantastic as she wore a corseted top with a sweetheart neckline and lace underwear as she added fishnet stockings and white pumps. 

The color images were shared to Instagram on Friday just a day after the black-and-white D&G commercial of bride Madonna was uploaded.

'LA BAMBOLA ... 🩷,' the caption read, which literally translates to The Doll in Italian. In the clip, the icon sings in Italian to a small crowd.

Madonna has served as the model for the 2025 and 2026 releases from the Italian design duo Dolce & Gabbana.

She also made a star appearance in Dolce & Gabbana's front row during Milan Fashion Week on Saturday.

To the backdrop of her hit 'You'll See,' Madonna and her boyfriend Akeem Morris were ushered to their seats next to Vogue's Anna Wintour just as the Fall-Winter 2026-27 show was about to . 

Other front row guests couldn't resist recording the moment as she hugged actor Alberto Guerra, with whom she recently shot a Dolce & Gabbana campaign.

Madonna has been a Dolce & Gabbana icon since the 1990s, with key moments including wearing a bodice by the duo studded with colourful stones and crystals for the 1991 New York preview of the film Truth Or Dare.

The designers also created costumes for the Erotica tour in 1992 and the Drowned World Tour in 2001.

Madonna last appeared at the Dolce & Gabbana showroom for the Spring-Summer 2025 collection, wearing a lace veil. 

This time, her infamous blonde locks were loose. She wore a black blazer over a dark minidress, with turquoise leather gloves.