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She never fails to turn heads on an outing.
And Cate Blanchett made sure all eyes were on her as she attended the screening of her new film Rumors during the 68th BFI London Film Festival at BFI Southbank on Sunday.
The Australian actress, 55, showed off her quirky sense of style as she clashed colors as she walked the red carpet.
She wore a striped red and white blazer and midi skirt, which she paired with a baby blue blouse.
Kate completed the look with blue heels.
Cate Blanchett made sure all eyes were on her as she attended the screening of her new film Rumors during the 68th BFI London Film Festival at BFI Southbank on Sunday.
The 55-year-old Australian actress showed off her quirky sense of style as she clashed colors as she walked the red carpet.
He was joined at the screening by Guy Maddin, Evan Johnson and Galen Johnson.
Kate's new black comedy Rumors stars Alicia Vikander and Charles Dance and is directed by Guy.
The film sees the leaders of seven wealthy democracies get lost in the woods while making a statement on the global crisis at the annual G7 summit.
The inept group faces unexpected and surprising dangers as they attempt to escape the countryside.
It's been a busy time for Kate as she promotes her new thriller series, Disclaimer.
The new Apple TV series follows Catherine Ravenscroft (Blanchett), a television documentary journalist whose work is built around exposing the transgressions of long-respected corporations.
Sasha Baron Cohen plays her husband Robert.
Catherine is described as a 'successful and respected TV documentary journalist' who made a career out of exposing the transgressions of beloved institutions before her whole life was turned upside down by childbirth.
Kate joins Guy Maddin, Evan Johnson and Galen Johnson at the screening (L-R).
The actress strutted down the red carpet with her co-star Nikki Amuka-Bird
Nikki looked incredible in a pink co-ord
Charles Dance cut a casual figure in a denim jacket with black jeans
The film follows the leaders of seven of the world's richest liberal democracies as they get lost in the woods and face mounting danger at the annual G7 summit.
Intrigued at first through the novel, Catherine quickly discovers that this is not fiction, but rather the pastime of the day, when Catherine is 'hostage to a dark secret, which only one person knows – and that person is dead'. Summary.
Another person who knew this secret – or so she thought – was dead, as she faced the truth about that awful and awful day.
Forced into a 'living nightmare', Catherine's only hope is to face what happened on that fateful day, 'even if the truth destroys her'.
Her husband is played by Sacha, and her on-screen son is played by Cody Smit-McBee.
Kevin Kline and Leslie Manville are part of the all-star cast.
South Korean actress Hoyeon Jung and Liv Hill, Gemma Jones and Anya Marco Harris also star.
The release date of the much-anticipated series has been confirmed as it will hit the screens on October 11, 2024 via Apple TV+.
It began production in June 2022 and was filmed across London, Mexico and Sydney before wrapping in February last year.
It's been a busy time for Kate as she promotes her new Apple TV thriller series, Disclaimer (pictured at the show).
