Cate Blanchett displayed her fashion prowess in a fun all-blue look as she stepped out in New York City on Thursday.
The actress, 55, looked incredible in a bold look cinched together with an edgy metallic belt.
She beamed with happiness while out in the Big Apple, her eyes shielded behind large sunglasses and her glossy blonde hair worn down.
Cate was wearing the look to promote her new Apple TV+ series Disclaimer.
The actress plays journalist Catherine Ravenscroft in the series which opens with her trying to burn a mysterious book she received that casts her as the main character and exposes all of her deepest, darkest secrets.
Cate Blanchett sat down with the team at CBS Mornings to talk about her new Apple TV+ series Disclaimer
Alfonso Cuarón helms the project and Cate revealed that he sent her the script for the entire series – which she had signed on to without reading first – and she threw the script across the room in frustration.
‘I think I’m a fairly non-judgmental person by by the third or fourth episode I thought “I can’t stand her, how can I play her when I have no empathy at all?,”‘ she said during an interview with CBS Mornings.
Cuarón told her to ‘just keep reading’ and by the end, she regretted her earlier judgement of her character.
Cate went on to note that she found Catherine challenging to portray, particularly as she doesn’t have a lot of dialogue, causing her to have to play the ambiguity without giving the story away.
‘There’s so little shame in the world at the moment and to witness someone who is feeling deep shame about something in her past that she hasn’t confronted,’ she said.
She added, ‘It’s very hard in the world at large to get to the truth. And I think we all decide very quickly what the truth is, what the truth of someone’s experience is.
‘What was really hard was trying to present the truth of a person in all its complexity, but piece by piece,’ she said.
The series also stars Sacha Baron Cohen, Kevin Kline and Kodi Smit-McPhee.
The psychological thriller will be doled out in seven episodes and is based on the book of the same name by Reneé Knight.
The tag line is: ‘The past always finds you.’
The log line for the series states: ‘Acclaimed journalist Catherine Ravenscroft (Blanchett) built her reputation revealing the misdeeds and transgressions of others.’
Cate plays journalist Catherine Ravenscroft in the series which opens with her trying to burn a mysterious book she received that casts her as the main character and exposes all of her deepest, darkest secrets
Alfonso Cuarón helms the project and Cate revealed that he sent her the script for the entire series – which she had signed on to without reading first – and she threw the script across the room in frustration
‘I think I’m a fairly non-judgmental person by by the third or fourth episode I thought “I can’t stand her, how can I play her when I have no empathy at all?,”‘ she said
Cuarón told her to ‘just keep reading’ and by the end, she regretted her earlier judgement of her character
‘When she receives a novel from an unknown author, she is horrified to realize she is now the main character in a story that exposes her darkest secrets.
‘As Catherine races to uncover the writer’s true identity, she is forced to confront her past before it destroys both her own life and her relationships with her husband Robert (Baron Cohen) and their son Nicholas (Kodi Smit-McPhee).’
The first two episodes of Disclaimer debut on October 11 with each additional episode dropping on Fridays on Apple TV+.