Squid Game, as we know it, has come to an end. The South Korean drama/horror series, which is supposedly dystopian, but honestly hits just a little too close to home, received a three-season run in total.
How to Train Your Dragon director Dean DeBlois wants Cate Blanchett to appear in the sequel. The 56-year-old actress voiced Hiccup’s mother Valka Haddock
As a result of their tireless work and advocacy, members of the LGBTQ+ community can now watch quite a few films and TV shows that show that everyone, no matter who they are or who they love, deserves their happy ending.
The LGBTQ+ community has had a very vexed relationship with popular culture. For a very long time, members of the community were either not represented at all or were shown to be disturbed or villainous. However, the past couple of decades have seen a sea-change in representation, and though there’s been some backsliding, there are more LGBTQ+ figures on TV than ever before. As Pride Month is around the corner, it’s worth looking back at some of the most groundbreaking figures in film and TV and appreciating just how far society has come and how far it still has to go.
Film history is filled with films that flopped at the box office yet still managed to be good. Some of these films would receive critical re-evaluation in subsequent decades, revealing the extent to which box office numbers shouldn’t be the sole barometer by which movies are judged.
Cate Blanchett is one of the most talented actresses of our time. She has been in over 100 TV shows and motion pictures. She has also lent her voice to a number of projects, and is adept at changing her accent and dialect.
Winning an Oscar for acting is considered prestigious. Being in an action movie is, well, not generally considered prestigious. However, there have been actors that have bridged that gap.
Cate Blanchett has announced her intention to step away from acting, signaling a potential career shift after decades in the spotlight. Moreover, the Oscar-winning performer expressed that she was uncertain about continuing to identify as an actress, fueling her decision.
Hold onto your horses! Or is that, hold onto your dragons! Because a live-action How to Train Your Dragon 2 movie is already on the way, complete with a release date, but… the first How to Train Your Dragon live-action film has not yet even been released in theaters.
Cate Blanchett can’t keep a secret. The Oscar-winning actress plays a spy accused of betraying her country in the new movie ‘Black Bag’ and she has admitted she’d make a terrible undercover agent in real life because she finds it hard to keep things to herself.
The best movies driven by obsession keep viewers riveted and glued to the edge of their seats, even as they are also cautionary tales about how obsession can destroy lives and leave wreckage in its way.
What are the components of a perfect dinner party? You might say… A beautifully set table. The cozy ambiance of candlelight. A delicious meal. But, to us, that feels like it’s lacking a little something.
Spy movies typically come in one of two flavors: Noisy and explosive (think James Bond and Mission: Impossible) or clever and quiet (think Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy).
Cate Blanchett admits that working with Steven Soderbergh and Michael Fassbender was a big reason why she signed up for 'Black Bag'. The 55-year-old actress features in the upcoming film – in which she and Fassbender play married spies – and says that the collaborators persuaded her to join the cast.
Hollywood heavyweight Cate Blanchett has teamed up with accomplished filmmaker Alfonso Cuaron on the upcoming series Disclaimer. The series follows Blanchett as the renowned journalist Catherine Ravenscroft who has received praise for uncovering large corporations’ dirty secrets.
Cate Blanchett had been a vegetarian for years before her husband, Andrew Upton, decided to get pigs. Even now she claims that she eats meat as little as possible.
Oscar winners Cate Blanchett and Alicia Vikander are a pretty great foundation for a movie about world leaders responding to a global crisis. Throw in Charles Dance and you’re pretty much guaranteed to have a film we’ll want to see.
Cate Blanchett picked up a gamepad to prepare for her role in video game adaptation Borderlands. The actress, who won a Golden Globe for her performance in 2022’s Tár, took on the film during Covid as a way to escape the drudgery of lockdown.
Eli Roth's latest film is an adaptation of one of the best-selling videogame franchises of all time, Borderlands. Borderlands follows an infamous bounty hunter called Lilith, who has a mysterious past and reluctantly returns to her home, Pandora, the most chaotic planet in the galaxy.
In the most intriguing episode of What If…? Season 2 to date, Episode 7, “What If…Hela Found the Ten Rings?” explores an alternate path for the Goddess of Death.
The movie will premiere in select theaters Friday (Dec. 10) before streaming on Netflix beginning Dec. 24. Watch the trailer below.
Don't Look Up will descend upon select theaters Dec. 10 before hitting Netflix on Dec. 24.
Blanchett and Stiller will star opposite each other, while Stiller will additionally direct the film. Both of them will serve as producers.
Paltrow claimed best actress for her role in Shakespeare in Love at the 71st Academy Awards over Cate Blanchett (Elizabeth), Fernanda Montenegro (Central Station), Meryl Streep (One True Thing) and Emily Watson (Hilary and Jackie).
Cate Blanchett has won two Oscars, and yet somehow it still seems like she hasn’t been rewarded enough. Simply put, the Australian is one of the best, perhaps the best, actor working today. She brings something to her every role. Of course, some of them we appreciate more than others. Here are some of our favorite Blanchett performances over the years.
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