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Nadia Khomami in Venice

Cate Blanchett says there is a ‘distinct lack of shame’ in modern society

Kevin Kline, Cate Blanchett and Alfonso Cuarón pose for a photo
Cate Blanchett with Kevin Kline (left), who also stars in the series, and director Alfonso Cuarón at the Venice film festival. Photograph: Gisela Schober/Getty Images

Cate Blanchett has spoken about the “distinct lack of shame” in modern society during a discussion about her new Apple TV+ series, Disclaimer.

Blanchett’s character, Catherine Ravenscroft, faces a public shaming in the seven-episode psychological thriller. Asked at the Venice film festival if the way society shames women has changed in recent years, and how she approached this role as a woman, the Australian actor and film-maker said: “I always approach every role as a woman, because I am one. I don’t really think about that.

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