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Cate Blanchett was on hand in Sydney, Australia at the opening of a new Louis Vuitton store.
I’ve always loved Cate. I think she’s gorgeous, and I love pretty much all of her movies. She’s been focusing on her family and performing on Broadway lately. I’m ready for a new movie! According to IMDB, she has some movies coming up, including Lawless with Ryan Gosling and Christian Bale.
Photos: Fame
These stars wore Cartier jewelry: Amy Adams ($1.35 million worth), Helen Mirren, Justin Timberlake ($20k watch).
These stars wore Salvatore Ferragamo to the Oscars: Hugh Jackman (tux/shoes), Amy Adams (shoes), Hailee Steinfeld (clutch/pumps)
These stars wore Van Cleef & Arpels Jewelry: Cate Blanchett, Marisa Tomei, Celine Dion, and Robert Downey Jr (watch)
Photos: Fame
“Hanna” tells the story of a former CIA operative who goes rogue, raising his daughter in the most remote location he can find, training her every day to be an unstoppable killer. There’s a very particular mission that he’s training her for, and it looks like the film is the story of what happens on the day that mission is activated.
The film stars Eric Bana, Cate Blanchett, and Saoirse Ronan, and I think it looks amazing!
Cate Blanchett and Russell Crowe will bring some red carpet glamour to the south of France later as Robin Hood opens the 63rd Cannes Film Festival.
The latest retelling of the legendary outlaw, from director Sir Ridley Scott, is showing out of competition.
Other highlights at the 12-day event include Oliver Stone’s Wall Street sequel called Money Never Sleeps.
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Cate Blanchett suffered a head injury Wednesday after she was hit by a prop during a live performance in her native Australia, according to reports.
The actress, 40, was performing in A Streetcar Named Desire at The Sydney Theatre Company when cast member Joel Edgerton threw a radio, as per the script, and it hit Blanchett on the head.
An audience member tells the Sydney Morning Herald that “she had blood streaming down the back of her head and blood on the back of her neck.”
Adds the witness, “She acted for about another 30 seconds, then ran into what we thought was the next scene, but before we knew it the lights were turned on and we were told there were technical difficulties and everyone had to evacuate the Sydney Theatre Company.”
A rep for Blanchett has yet to issue a statement.
