Inside the Actors Studio - Cate Blanchett

[cocatona]

Please Invite Christian Bale

[VisionaryofMirage]

Awww, that smile, I have such respect for her. I love Australians.

[kbecks123]

she kinda looked like cameron diaz here.

[marialuisaofmv]

It's lovely that she barely uses the classic "umm" while talking. Instead of it she makes a pause and actually thinks about what to say next...and god, what a great voice!

[Tronone]

33:19 is that Gemma Arterton from Quantum of Solace and Clash of the Titans?

[18odette]

@Tronone no it's not, it's a student :)

[BenWatts1]

Not being awarded The Oscar for 'Elizabeth',was one of the greatest outrages in Oscar History!

[akadaka69]

She is brilliant. Just saw her a few weeks ago at the STC doing 'Gross und Kline' on stage and she was genius :D she really gave them practical advice. She is truly one of the greatest actresses of our generation

[PoochMount18]

She's so naturally beautiful, with the most amazing eyes!

[entiesean]

she's really pretty, shame she often plays extreme, bizarre looking characters, although she rocks them none-the-less

[AchillesSmile]

Finest female actress of our time.

[BIGBROTHERXXII]

so eloquent, intelligent and beautiful, a fine woman. 16:23 check out the stoner :)

[enyaface100]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE cate blanchette! I too could listen to her speak all day.

[allexcosta]

She is PERFECTION.

[MrThoughtfox]

Thank you so much for uploading this. Cate's episode is one of my favourites by far, along with Robert Downey Jr's.

[Buuu789]

33:19 is that Gemma Arterton?

[damaka]

such an intelligent and lovely lady

[plumeria66]

It's highly refreshing today to listen to someone who doesn't constantly inject "Um..." between thoughts and sentence parts.

[brightonking69]

Cate lives down the road from me in Brighton :-)

[BigDeanoSyd]

@brightonking69 She lives in Hunters Hill in SYDNEY

[brightonking69]

@BigDeanoSyd yes i know. with a house in brighton, ENGLAND

[brentianbloom]

People that are talking about her voice, let me fill you in on something: Cate once had a lisp, and she trained herself like a muthafucker to rid of it, she also had voice training through her course from NIDA and personal training. Learn a thing or two instead of just assuming it's her herbicidal voice formed from the Australian language.

[FilmRomMusDrawingWar]

37:52 - 37:55. 40 min with Cate is not enough.

[MoviesLoveMusic]

7:56 thats where she went to school! so cute said!

[Neojhun]

Her accent is more english than even Naomi whats. Naomi's pre adolencense was in Uk. Cate grew up entirely in Melbourne, thats wierd.

[Seethus]

@Neojhun

thats cos in Melbourne we don't have the stereotypical Sydney "aussie" accent that most of the world knows.

[Neojhun]

@Seethus Don't get what you mean. I'm from Melbourne, born and bread. In fact i grew up quite close to Cate (Ivanhoe). I just find her voice and demeanor different.

[Seethus]

@Neojhun

born and bread? lol

go and listen to hugh jackman who is from Sydney, and then Cate and you will understand ;)

[tarasc94]

@Neojhun i think her accent is quite normal for a melbournian,

im from hawthorn, and i attend MLC too, and she sounds normal too me. i have teachers and family friends who sound like that, nothing unusual for me,

[freudulant]

@Neojhun I wouldn't call her accent English, not in the sense of being an acquired English accent anyway. I live in Melbourne and this is a very common accent, particularly among the well educated. It just depends on where you grew up and the range of influences around you as to your accent.

[bohemian1967]

she's my favourite aherctress, she's so intelligent, a pure actress, just a real artist... believe it or not, there's not to much Talented actress in Hollywood... SHE'S THE BEST

[thedude8251]

this is the sort of woman you want to marry

[pichuap]

she's classy.

[cafra1707]

she's articulate and very intelligent.

[Plasvi]

Cate Blanchett will always be remembered as one of the most talented actors of the 21st century!

[aspiringactress8806]

Her role and accent of Katherine Hepburn was sooo spot on!

[graham640]

she is so fantasticly pretty and such a sexy voice she beautiful

[taquoyabaker]

Fascinating wonderful process I'd love to learn more from her

[rightyesuhuh]

Superwoman

[155CrazyHorse]

Shes is beautiful!!! Love that smile.

[tharealYonas28]

Her voice is soothing

[PersianPaladin]

@tharealYonas28

A womanly voice, not this girly business you hear from a lot of female actresses these days.

[TheAgwoodliffe]

Did any of you guys lose her on the ''Shakespeare piece'' question??

[JohannaKoja]

Does anybody know when the premiere in Vienna is?

[monna3lisa]

WoW!!!I can't believe you have uploaded this one as well!!

I've been waiting to see it for ages but there was just a little part of it here on youtube!

Thanks really a lot!!!!

[ReklawRemix]

"Where are you going??" hahaha

[TucoRamirez2]

Super actress.. so talented!

[TheLidership]

She is great

[ToobaUNIVERSITY]

God,she was shooting the Aviator at the time,playing Katharine Hepburn,a role for which she would win an oscar! I wonder if she ever thought of that at that moment!

[tfpp1]

I already knew loved her, but now I'm an even bigger fan. She is just a dish, so articulate, so natural and humble. It's cute when she slips into her "joke-telling" accent. And that last answer with the "flick, dab, punch" stuff is JUST fascinating!!!

[Cbnboi]

What did she say her fave curse was?

[SirPsychoFlea]

@Cbnboi i think she spelled C-U-N-T

[Ozjourneyman]

@SirPsychoFlea That she did and believe me being an Aussie I totally agree with her about that word. It is strangely satisfying in the heat of anger or frustration to let fly with a rich flourish of that word. :)

[Neojhun]

@Ozjourneyman It's the was we say it, When american and British typicaly make it rough and love aka week. But when aussies say it we exagerate the U. Given a forward almost Italian energy to it. Then it ends in the rough T, like two stages of a punch.

[Ozjourneyman]

@Neojhun Well put. It is used well, if sparingly, by most Aussies. As for the horror some people endure upon hearing the word it's origin may be surprising. It is a derivative form of "cooch" which is an adaptation of "conie or conny" which actually is a rabbit. And although I'm of politer qualities I have to admit Iv'e seen a cooch or two that can be described as gutted rabbits hahahaha

[antuonchris]

I wish they could have done this interview recently, after she had done the second Elizabeth, Notes on a Scandal and Benjamin Button.

[easyogini8]

She is soooo intelligent.....

[cabinthewoods90]

@easyogini8 and beautiful, and polite, and talented!

[frdrcksncn]

Her voice is really soothing.

[PersianPaladin]

@frdrcksncn

i agree...a lot of young women seem to have annoying whiny voices that start to grate on your ears after a while. But not Cate. She's really soothing.

[smokeyou85]

I could listen to her talk all day.

[whipthedog]

Thanks for this.

Do you have the complete Naomi Watts clip.???

The Naomi Watts clips currently posted have the worst editing in the history of editing.

[kissinbooth]

I want this so badly!!

Thank you for the upload!

[iovankataaa]

I've been waiting for the whole interview. Tnx a lot!