Kate Blanchett says it is “serious in abandoning acting”

Kate Blanchett may leave Hollywood sooner, not later.

Actress “Black Bag”, 55, discussed her upcoming professional moves in an interview with Radio Times, which will be released on Sunday April 20. She insisted that she is “serious” in leaving the behavior behind the presence of “a lot of things” preferring to focus on her more than 30 years after her career at work.

Blanchett said, for all Standard. “I am serious about giving up acting. (There is) a lot of things that I want to do in my life.”

Blanchett has married her husband, Australian theater writer and screenwriter Andrew Abton, 59, since 1997. The couple has participated three children, Dushil, Roman and Agnatius, and one daughter, Edith.

while Actress “Lord of the Rings” Oscars and Six others were nominatedShe revealed that she is not crazy because she is a celebrity and all aspects of famous.

“When you go on a dialogue program, or even here now, then you see the pleasant spectrum of the things that you said, and withdrew their means, really looked loudly,” explained Blanchett. “I am not this person.”

“I am more logical in the movement,” the “blue Yasmine” actress continued. “It has been a long time to relax remotely the idea of ​​photography. I always felt that I am in the vicinity of things, so I am always amazed when I belong anywhere. I go curiously to any environment that I expect to accept or welcome.”

She added, “I spent a lifetime comfortably while feeling uncomfortable.”

Although Planchit did not say exactly when she plans to “give up acting”, it will not be the first time that she has hinted at this possibility.

In March, during an interview with GuardianThe actress “I am not there” shared similar notes about Hollywood leaving in the rear vision mirror.

And she said last month: “I always thought, if the acting thing did not succeed, which may not be so, I would like to be a Foley artist,” she said last month. “One day, I will get bigger and get a suitable job.”

It also took the shift away from age and sexual discrimination in Hollywood and how “the life of the actresses was in the face of the face when I reached the scene of the accident for the first time about five years.”

“I think female products have more agencies,” said Blanchett Business Insider On March 24. “There is more females in the writing room, and the more diverse industry at the basic level, when things are developed, the more exciting for the masses.”

“I think there is sexual age and discrimination in every industry,” she added. “I only think we are a very general industry.”