Cate Blanchett Says Women Had a 5-Year 'Shelf Life' in Hollywood When She Began as an Actress
Cate Blanchett addressed Hollywood 'ageism and sexism' in an interview for 'Black Bag,' saying, 'The shelf life of actresses ...
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Cate Blanchett On Evolution Of Women's Roles In Hollywood: "Shelf Life Of Actresses Was About Five Years"
Academy Award-winning actress Cate Blanchett has been a stalwart in the film industry for over three decades, with a career ...
Cate Blanchett Talks About Steven Soderbergh’s Unique Direction: “He Never, Ever Shoots in the Way You Think”
Universal Pictures (distributed by Warner Bros. Discovery) is set to deliver an action-packed, high-staks spy thriller, Black ...
Cate Blanchett only expected to be in Hollywood for 'five years' when she started out
Cate Blanchett only expected to be in Hollywood for "five years" when she first started out. The 55-year-old actress has ...
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‘Black Bag’ bites off as much as it can chew
The movie’s relatively narrow scope doesn’t mean it’s boring. In fact, “Black Bag” is pretty riveting, from its zippy opening ...
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Cate Blanchett Says Women Had a 5-Year 'Shelf Life' in Hollywood When She Began as an Actress
I just think that we're a very public-facing industry," said the 'Black Bag' star Cindy Ord/Getty Cate ... time Academy Award winner added. In her new espionage thriller Black Bag, Blanchett ...
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Cate Blanchett Says Women Had a 5-Year 'Shelf Life' in Hollywood When She Began as an Actress
Cate Blanchett is addressing ageism and sexism ... "I’m transported right back," the two-time Academy Award winner added. In her new espionage thriller Black Bag, Blanchett plays Kathryn St ...
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Cate Blanchett opens up on ageism and sexism in Hollywood
Cate Blanchett, who plays a key role in the upcoming Steven Soderbergh directorial Black Bag, opposite Michael Fassbender, ...
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Cate Blanchett only expected to be in Hollywood for "five years" when she first started out
The 55-year-old actress has actually been on screen for nearly three decades but insisted that when she started, women had a "shelf life", although she now thinks that female producers make for "more ...