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Cate Blanchett Considers Stepping Away from Acting to Pursue New Interests

The Oscar-winning actress has expressed her serious intent to leave acting in the future, citing discomfort with fame and a desire for personal reinvention, though she remains active in major projects.

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Overview

  • Cate Blanchett stated in a recent interview that she is serious about eventually giving up acting to explore other pursuits, though no timeline has been set for her departure.
  • The actress, known for her roles in films like 'Blue Jasmine' and 'The Aviator,' emphasized her long-standing discomfort with the scrutiny and demands of celebrity life.
  • Blanchett continues to work on high-profile projects, including Jim Jarmusch’s upcoming film 'Father, Mother, Sister, Brother' and her first radio drama, 'The Fever,' for BBC Radio 4.
  • She described her career as a journey of navigating discomfort, reflecting on challenges such as ageism and the evolving role of women in Hollywood.
  • While contemplating her future, Blanchett has also expanded her creative contributions, including producing initiatives to support underrepresented filmmakers.