Cate Blanchett Through The Sociological And Technical Analysis In: Elizabeth And Babel
Cate Blanchett through the Sociological and Technical Analysis in: Elizabeth (1998), Charlotte Gray (2001) and Babel (2006).
Recently, there has been growing interest in studying Hollywood movies and criticizing their content, their message and their cast. The relationship between the actors and the movies they starred in has been investigated by many researchers. One out of an entirely ‘legion’ of Hollywood actors is the Australian actress, Cate Blanchett. During the last years of the twentieth century, Hollywood was asking, “Who is she?” (Altman, 2000, p. 78). But nowadays she is one of the most wanted actresses in all the studios around the world. Altman (2000) writes in her article that “on the subject of her true persona, Blanchett offers little illumination. She seems to delight in remaining a bit of a mystery” (p. 78). …show more content…
In this case, researchers have written many articles about Cate Blanchett’s personal life, about her fashion and her hair style, and how she acts in each movie. But what they have ignored is her abilities to act and perform in several different roles, what message she conveys in each of her roles, and which are her efforts in her hard work. The purpose of this paper is to give a clear analysis on Cate Blanchett performance in three movies considering the sociological and technical viewpoint, such as the devotion of a woman, the relationship to men’s world, and the efforts she made in Elizabeth, Charlotte Gray and
Recently, there has been growing interest in studying Hollywood movies and criticizing their content, their message and their cast. The relationship between the actors and the movies they starred in has been investigated by many researchers. One out of an entirely ‘legion’ of Hollywood actors is the Australian actress, Cate Blanchett. During the last years of the twentieth century, Hollywood was asking, “Who is she?” (Altman, 2000, p. 78). But nowadays she is one of the most wanted actresses in all the studios around the world. Altman (2000) writes in her article that “on the subject of her true persona, Blanchett offers little illumination. She seems to delight in remaining a bit of a mystery” (p. 78). …show more content…
In this case, researchers have written many articles about Cate Blanchett’s personal life, about her fashion and her hair style, and how she acts in each movie. But what they have ignored is her abilities to act and perform in several different roles, what message she conveys in each of her roles, and which are her efforts in her hard work. The purpose of this paper is to give a clear analysis on Cate Blanchett performance in three movies considering the sociological and technical viewpoint, such as the devotion of a woman, the relationship to men’s world, and the efforts she made in Elizabeth, Charlotte Gray and