Cate Blanchett

Dresdner Philharmonie shared a behind the scene look at the filming of TÁR with the orchestra. The film premieres in Germany today at Berlinale Palast ...

Petra plays an orchestra with her stuffed animals and gives each animal a baton; Petra is being bullied by a classmate (which gives the film a nasty schoolyard scene in which Tár introduces himself as her “father”) and can only fall asleep when someone is holding her foot. With all her versatility, however, she seems to prefer a certain type of role, which Lydia Tár now also belongs to: that of the overbearing, authoritarian, rather unsympathetic and yet not entirely lost for the good in the world with power. Gladly upper class (like in Carol after Patricia Highsmith) or shrill like a dominatrix (as a Russian agent in Spielberg’s Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull). IIn the US and in England, where Tár is already showing, director Todd Field has been accused of misogyny. She played Katharine Hepburn (in Aviator) directed by Martin Scorsese, won her second Oscar for Woody Allen’s Blue Jasmine, she was Elizabeth I and was a permanent member of the fantasy cast of The Lord of the Rings trilogy. And of course Leonard Bernstein , who has a significant role in Tár in that he is supposed to be the fictional mentor of the fictional American conductor Lydia Tár, whose case the film tells. Tár is also about that, about perverted passions and about how quickly one loses the beauty in life without noticing it. “The music is what keeps Tár alive and reasonably sane,” says Blanchett. The whole thing takes place today, in our post-pandemic present, and Bernstein is the one Classical superstar, on whose shoulders the young musician wanted to stand in order to escape the precarious, amused, wood-paneled narrowness of her origins. At 50, Lydia Tár is leader of a leading Berlin orchestra, has just written her autobiography (“Tár on Tár”) and is rehearsing for a recording of Gustav Mahler’s Fifth Symphony . Dresdner Philharmonie shared a behind the scene look at the filming of TÁR with the orchestra. Blanchett rushing down the aisle now, alongside Nina Hoss, her wife in the film, whispering, laughing softly, she appears fragile and robust at the same time and totally normal in a super-professional way.

Directors Baz Luhrmann and James Cameron were able to win the prizes that have so far eluded them on the global awards circuit, but there was no joy for an ...

Best Supporting Actor Best Actress Best Actor

The actress, 53, stunned in a multi-coloured skirt for the event, joining a host of other stars including Nina Hoss and Sophie Kauer.

I think it's important to have a healthy critique.' Yes, it's a fact. Grins: Cate smiled and laughed as she attended the event, wearing her blonde locks in a side ponytail Cate smiled and laughed as she attended the event, wearing her blonde locks in a side ponytail. Colourful and cute: Cate Blanchett stunned in a multi-coloured skirt as she posed on the red carpet of the Tar premiere at Berlin Film Festival on Thursday night Cate Blanchett stuns in a multi-coloured skirt as she poses on the red carpet of the Tar premiere at Berlin Film Festival - after previously wearing the ensemble at Cannes in 2018

Givenchy haute couture is worth wearing time and time again.

A fitted black bodice with long sleeves and a scooped, entirely open back provide a grounding essence to the bold rainbow colours that follow below her waist. Or the Alexander McQueen suit—puffed with electric blue sleeves—that she took for a second run at the London Critics’ Circle film awards earlier in February. Take, for instance, the demure black Maison Margiela dress that she first wore to the Oscars in 2015, and wore again to pick up the Best Leading Actress award at the 2023 BAFTAs.

Cate Blanchett attended the Berlinale Talent Talks, an annual summit that is part of the Berlin International Film Festival.

[Blanchett](https://footwearnews.com/2023/fashion/red-carpet/cate-blanchett-critics-choice-awards-red-carpet-2023-1203393064/) went with a pair of black pointed-toe pumps with a 2 to 3-inch heel. The movie focuses on the conductor’s psychological struggles over the traumatic events of her career and over her accused sexual misconduct. [Pointed-toe pumps](https://footwearnews.com/feature/womens-heels-guide-1203198460/) remain as one of the most versatile and timeless shoe styles.

Cate Blanchett looked so stylish as she arrived at the premiere for her film 'Tar' in a colorful rainbow ensemble! By: Cassie Gill. Reading Time: 2 minute.

[Cate Blanchett](https://hollywoodlife.com/celeb/cate-blanchett/) was chic in color for the premiere of her film Tar at the Berlin International Film Festival. The film celebrates the life of the first female chief conductor of a major German orchestra, Lydia Tar, who Cate portrays in the buzzy film. The Givenchy Haute Couture outfit, designed by [Clare Waight Keller](https://hollywoodlife.com/2020/06/27/adele-wears-glastonbury-festival-chloe-dress-at-home-pics/) (also Meghan Markle‘s wedding dress designer), made its initial debut on the carpet for the BlacKkKlansman premiere.