Awarded Australian actress Cate Blanchett announced that she “gives up” acting and plans to end her acting careerto be able to do other things in her life. Nevertheless, several films have planned planned. TASR informs the Guardian report published on Tuesday.
Blanchett announced her intention to end up with acting during an interview with the Radio Times magazine when she said she was not sure if she can be called an actress. “That’s because I give up“she said.
“I have always had the feeling that I am on the edge, so I always surprise me if I fit somewhere. I come to every environment with curiosity and do not expect to be accepted or welcome. All my life I have become accustomed to feeling uncomfortable,” said the double holder Oscar. “There is no one boring for me than I am myself. I consider other people to be much more interesting, I’m extremely uninteresting for myself,” she added.
“My family flips through my eyes whenever I mention it, but I mean it. I really have the intention of giving up acting… There are many things I want to do in my life,” Blanchett said.
The Australian interviewed the interview on the occasion of the broadcast of her first big radio game at the BBC Radio 4 station. It is an adaptation of The Fever, written by Wallace Shawn. The main character is a woman passing through political and spiritual sensation.
Blanchett is very active, recently completed her five -week performance in the role of Arkadina from the theater play Čajk by Russian writer Anton Pavlovič Čechov, presented by the London Theater Barbican. Her latest film role was spy Kathryn St. Jean in the movie Operation Black Bag, where she played alongside Michael Fassbender.
She recently also completed work on the new film by director Jim Jarmusch called Father, Mother, Sister, Brother. Its introduction to the cinemas is scheduled for 2025.
Currently, as an actress and producer, she works on the scientific-fantastic comedy of the Alpha gang director David and Nathan Zellner. As an actress and producer, she is also involved in the film The Champions, which is created under the director’s baton Ben Stiller.
Catherine Élise Blanchett I won of many awards including two Oscars, four BAFTA awards and four Golden Globes. The Academy of Motion Arts and Sciences (Ampas) awarded her gold statue Oscar in 2005 in the Best Supporting Power category in the film Aviac and 2014 in the Best Actress category for Jasmine’s Tears.
