Cate Blanchett shares her mischievously ‘dangerous’ childhood pastime
Cate Blanchett revealed her amusing but troubling pastime as she appeared again at her childhood.
The Tár star made an look on the The Late Present With Stephen Colbert to advertise her upcoming movie, Black Bag.
Throughout the interview she additionally talked about her childhood past-time exercise, “I was obsessed with Candid Camera.”
“So I used to do these candid radio things where I would record my parents having arguments or adults saying things that they didn’t want other people to hear,” she defined.
Her playfulness wasn’t simply restricted to candid radio, because the Disclaimer actress admitted she didn’t hold the recordings to herself. “I guess you could call it spying,” she stated.
“But then what I would do, is I would write them down and say, ‘Mom! Dad! Uncle Geoff! Do you want to come and see a play?’ And I’d put it on, and I would re-enact verbatim the arguments that they’d have.”
Blanchett additional admitted that her household was at all times perplexed and disturbed by her performances.
“It’s truly troubling,” she stated. “But it was so, it was kind of really dangerous, but really exciting.”
Her upcoming film is slated for launch on March 14th, 2025.