CinemaCate Blanchett says women had a ‘5 -year shelf life’ in Hollywooda reflects machismo and changes in the industry by promoting thriller Black Bagpor Writing

The actress Cate BlanchettTwo Oscars winner said that at the beginning of his career, the time of relevance to women in Hollywood was extremely limited.

“The period of validity of the actresses when I started was about five years”Said Blanchett in an interview with Business Insiderduring the release of your new movie, Black Code (Black Bag).

At 55, Blanchett commented that the scenario has changed in recent years, especially with the growing presence of women in creative positions.

“I think producers have more autonomy. There are more women in the script rooms and the more diverse the industry is at the base, the more exciting it will be for the public”He said.

The actress also pointed out that changes were driven by movements such as #Metoo and greater awareness about power structures in the entertainment industry. Nevertheless, she recognizes that machismo and ethaismo still exist:

“There is sexism and ethaismo in all industries. Ours is only more visible because it is focused on the public”.

Blanchett leads the cast of Black codenew spy thriller directed by Steven Soderberghin which he interprets Kathryn St. Jeana spy involved with the character of Michael Fassbender. According to the actress, the intense relationship between the two characters is an essential part of the plot. “There was a very strong sexual connection between George and Kathryn, and it was important that it was evident”He said.

About the look of the character, Blanchett revealed that he received few guidance from Soderbergh, but one was decisive: “Large hair”In the movie, the actress appears with a long wig.

“Steven wanted Black Bag It was stylish, attractive and seductive. He said: ‘We are doing a movingnot a film‘”He recalled.