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The Australian actress and star of Elizabeth and Lord of the Rings talks to Quentin Falk about her career in film. Australian actress Cate Blanchett is no stranger to BAFTA attention, having won the award for Actress in a Leading Role for 1998's Elizabeth. She followed her first win with a supporting actress nomination for The Talented Mr. Ripley - a category she went on to win in 2005 for The Aviator. At the 2008 Film Awards, she was nominated twice more: for her dazzling turn as Bob Dylan in I'm Not There, and for a reprise of Queen Elizabeth in Elizabeth: The Golden Age. Blanchett speaks to writer Quentin Falk about her early theatre background in Australia, and how she learned to audition effectively after spending time supervising readings. subscribe to Guru ⏩ ⏬ stay up to date ⏬ Twitter: @BAFTA: @BAFTAGames: Facebook: .
