Cate Blanchett at the “Lord of the Rings” premiere
Lots of bare skin despite the winter cold
Cate Blanchett caused a stir with a daring neckline at the premiere of “Lord of the Rings: The Battle of the Rohirrim.”
Lots of skin despite the cold winter weather: Cate Blanchett (55) attracted everyone’s attention with her mega cleavage at the premiere of “Lord of the Rings: The Battle of the Rohirrim” on Tuesday evening (December 3rd). The basis of her otherwise rather serious look was a skin-tight black bodysuit with a V-neck that reached down to her belly button, revealing a lot of bare skin.
Mega cleavage meets power dressing
Blanchett combined the daring top with a modern power dressing outfit: On the red carpet, the 55-year-old wore an oversized tweed blazer over her bodysuit combined with matching trousers with wide-cut straight legs. Black stilettos peeked out from underneath. Two chunky gold necklaces completed the look. The actress wore her short, blonde bob open, and subtle make-up underlined her natural beauty.
These “Lord of the Rings” stars were at the premiere
In the original “Lord of the Rings” films, Cate Blanchett played the elf leader Galadriel. The new animated anime film “Lord of the Rings: The Battle of the Rohirrim” takes place 183 years before the original trilogy. You can hear Gaia Wise (25), the daughter of Emma Thompson (65) and Greg Wise (58), as Princess Hèra and “Succession” star Brian Cox (78) as the King of Rohan.
In addition to Blanchett, other “Lord of the Rings” stars were guests on the red carpet at the premiere: above all Peter Jackson (63), the director and producer of the original trilogy. He is one of the executive producers of the new film. Gandalf actor Ian McKellen (85), Andy “Gollum” Serkis (60) as well as the actors Dominic Monaghan (47) and Billy Boyd (56), who play the hobbits Merry and Pippin in the films, also didn’t miss the event . “The Battle of the Rohirrim” opens in cinemas in Germany on December 12th.
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