She has been busy doing the media rounds to promote her new movie Tár.
And despite her gruelling schedule, Cate Blanchett looked radiant and refreshed as she stepped out in New York City on Monday.
The ageless Aussie star turned heads as she strutted into The Carlyle Hotel in a stylish orange jumpsuit.
Cate Blanchett looked radiant and refreshed as she stepped out in New York City on Monday
The 53-year-old actress accentuated her slender waist by cinching the attire in at the waist with a designer tan belt.
Cate accessorised with some black leather boots and designer sunglasses and her blonde bob was coiffed in a sleek blow-dry.
The star was seen being followed by her security into the hotel after arriving in a blackout SUV.
The ageless Aussie star turned heads as she strutted into The Carlyle Hotel in a stylish orange jumpsuit
Cate recently said the themes of her new drama Tár galvanised its cast and crew, making the film shoot 'the most stimulating' she had ever been on.
She plays Lydia Tár, a world-renowned gay conductor of a Berlin orchestra whose high-flying career comes tumbling down with an abuse scandal.
Cate credited the film's writer and director Todd Field for drawing the best out of his cast with often unscripted, spur-of-the-moment ideas.
'People talk about improvising but I felt like we were standing on the edge of a cliff every day saying, 'This may not work, let's give this a try', which was really exciting to make,' she told Reuters.
The 53-year-old actress accentuated her slender waist by cinching the attire in at the waist with a designer tan belt
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Field, who returns to filmmaking after 16 years, started writing the screenplay in March 2020 as the world around him began shutting down due to COVID-19. He finished the script in record time, writing the role of Tár specifically for Blanchett'Some of the questions that the film is trying to ask have been questions that I've been asking myself for several years and trying to find the language to answer those questions, which I felt like I was failing miserably,' Field said. 'And I felt like I was having a hard time finding that language from other people.'The movie delves deep into the world of classical music and the complexities of orchestra life. It highlights a poisonous mix of sex, power and exploitation. Cate recently said the themes of her new drama TÁR galvanised its cast and crew, making the film shoot 'the most stimulating' she had ever been on. Blanchett plays Lydia Tár, a world-renowned gay conductor of a Berlin orchestra whose high-flying career comes tumbling down with an abuse scandalField cast British-German cellist Sophie Kauer, 21, as young Russian musician Olga, who catches Tár's eye as she arrives to audition for a place in the orchestra and whose appointment upsets the group's power balance.'The ISM, or Incorporated Society of Musicians, just released a study saying that bullying, racism and sexual harassment in the classical music industry is at its all-time worst. So I feel like the release of this film is very timely, that it's kind of bringing to light a lot of issues that our industry and also a lot of other industries face,' Kauer said.Cate's performance has garnered early Oscar buzz after she won the best actress award at this year's Venice Film Festival, where Tár had its world premiere.She has previously won two acting Oscars for her performances in Blue Jasmine and The Aviator.'I don't read that stuff because I don't know what to do with it,' she said. 'But that's lovely. I mean, in the end, I just want an audience to see it and I want them to see it in the cinema.' Blanchett's performance has garnered early Oscar buzz after she won the best actress award at this year's Venice Film Festival, where "TÁR" had its world premiere
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She has been busy doing the media rounds to promote her new movie Tár.
And despite her gruelling schedule, Cate Blanchett looked radiant and refreshed as she stepped out in New York City on Monday.
The ageless Aussie star turned heads as she strutted into The Carlyle Hotel in a stylish orange jumpsuit.
Cate Blanchett looked radiant and refreshed as she stepped out in New York City on Monday
The 53-year-old actress accentuated her slender waist by cinching the attire in at the waist with a designer tan belt.
Cate accessorised with some black leather boots and designer sunglasses and her blonde bob was coiffed in a sleek blow-dry.
The star was seen being followed by her security into the hotel after arriving in a blackout SUV.
The ageless Aussie star turned heads as she strutted into The Carlyle Hotel in a stylish orange jumpsuit
Cate recently said the themes of her new drama Tár galvanised its cast and crew, making the film shoot 'the most stimulating' she had ever been on.
She plays Lydia Tár, a world-renowned gay conductor of a Berlin orchestra whose high-flying career comes tumbling down with an abuse scandal.
Cate credited the film's writer and director Todd Field for drawing the best out of his cast with often unscripted, spur-of-the-moment ideas.
'People talk about improvising but I felt like we were standing on the edge of a cliff every day saying, 'This may not work, let's give this a try', which was really exciting to make,' she told Reuters.
The 53-year-old actress accentuated her slender waist by cinching the attire in at the waist with a designer tan belt
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This utility-inspired design incorporates a button-down front, patch pockets, belted waist and wide leg to effortlessly flatter the figure. Stylist Elizabeth Stewart added ankle boots and tv.hdrezka.lu oversized sunglasses to compete the look. Flawless!
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Field, who returns to filmmaking after 16 years, started writing the screenplay in March 2020 as the world around him began shutting down due to COVID-19. He finished the script in record time, writing the role of Tár specifically for Blanchett'Some of the questions that the film is trying to ask have been questions that I've been asking myself for several years and trying to find the language to answer those questions, which I felt like I was failing miserably,' Field said. 'And I felt like I was having a hard time finding that language from other people.'The movie delves deep into the world of classical music and the complexities of orchestra life. It highlights a poisonous mix of sex, power and exploitation. Cate recently said the themes of her new drama TÁR galvanised its cast and crew, making the film shoot 'the most stimulating' she had ever been on. Blanchett plays Lydia Tár, a world-renowned gay conductor of a Berlin orchestra whose high-flying career comes tumbling down with an abuse scandalField cast British-German cellist Sophie Kauer, 21, as young Russian musician Olga, who catches Tár's eye as she arrives to audition for a place in the orchestra and whose appointment upsets the group's power balance.'The ISM, or Incorporated Society of Musicians, just released a study saying that bullying, racism and sexual harassment in the classical music industry is at its all-time worst. So I feel like the release of this film is very timely, that it's kind of bringing to light a lot of issues that our industry and also a lot of other industries face,' Kauer said.