The 55 -year -old actress said that despite all her years in the center of attention, fame is something she fights and also visualizes a future for her far from the performance.
At 55 years Cate Blanchett It is unquestionably one of Hollywood’s great actresses has won two Oscar (first for The aviator and then for Blue Jasmine) Among multiple nominations, the last of which was to take care of an automatically iconic character in Tár. Apart from other celebrated roles in Carol either The Lord of the Rings.
The renowned actress has revealed that “it is serious about leaving the performance” in the future. Blanchett spoke with the Times Radio Portal in a new interview and said that despite all his years in the center of attention, fame is something he fights and that he also visualizes a future for her far from the performance.
This happens just when Blanchett prepares to star in his first radio theater with The Fever, from BBC Radio 4. As part of his promotion work, Blanchett shared his reflections on the future of his career.
What Cate Blanchett said about his possible retirement from acting
He told Radio Times: “My family puts my eyes blank every time I say it, but I say it seriously. I’m serious about leaving the performance. There are many things I want to do with my life”.
He added: “When you go to an interview program, or even here now, and you see fragments of things that you have said, extracted and italics, they sound very strong … I am not that person.”
He continued: “In motion, I feel more identified; It has been a long time since I felt a little comfortable with the idea of being photographed. I’ve always felt out, so I’m always surprised to feel at home. I enter with curiosity in any environment, without waiting to be accepted or welcome. I have spent all my life adapting to the feeling of discomfort“
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