• Robin Hood (2010) 
• Hanna (2011)
A few days ago I added captures of Cate on Oprah November 20, 2008. I also added stills and posters from The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
Oprah Captures/Stills & Posters
Happy Holidays!
New Owner/New Layout
Hello, my name is Samantha, you may know me from my other fan sites SarahJParker.com, ElizabethMitchell.org, and RachelMcAdams.org. I am the new owner of Cate Blanchett Fan (thanks so much Gertie!). I am a huge fan of Cate. I will be catching the gallery up soon with the latest appearances. Please keep checking back here for the latest news and more on Ms. Blanchett.
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Cate ages with grace in “Benjamin Button”
If movie fans didn’t know she was co-starring with Brad Pitt in “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” they wouldn’t recognize Cate Blanchett when the film opens with a close-up of her in a hospital bed, as a withered old woman.
The 39-year-old Australian actress, an Academy Award winner for her 2004 portrait of Katharine Hepburn (“The Aviator“) and a two-time Oscar nominee last year as Queen Elizabeth (“Elizabeth: The Golden Age“) and Bob Dylan (“I’m Not There“), disappears into another challenging role in “Benjamin Button,” which opens Christmas Day.
She undergoes a striking transformation as the life of her character, Daisy, unfolds over eight decades, blossoming from a sprightly girl into a beautiful ballet dancer, then growing old while the love of her life inexplicably gets younger.
Blanchett says much of the credit for her metamorphosis goes to the “unbelievable” talent of makeup artists.
But the actress says her own performance was informed largely by experiences from her youth — from childhood ballet lessons, to a close relationship with her grandmother and to her first job, at 14, serving meals in an old-age home.