Kate Blanchet wants the award to show the show from TV: ‘There is a great party where people can settle down’

Kate Blanchet attends the “Black Bag” UK special screening at Curzon Mefair on March 11, 2025, London, England. , Photo Credit: Gareth Catarmol

Two -time Oscar winner Kate Blanchet says that she prefers to stay away from television for the Hollywood awards show.

During his appearance on the podcast Las Culturalistus with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, Blanchet stated that the award ceremony including the Academy Award, “Should return the day when it was not television”.

The conversation began when the 55 -year -old Blanchet said how rare it is to find locations offering privacy these days.

“There are very few spaces that you can go now, where you are private.

“They were so present, you know, they were simply together, collectively, a great time. It was non-invasive. Nobody was being recorded. Nobody cared.” Aviator (2004) and blue Jasmine (2013).

Rogers and Yang stated that privacy is difficult in the Tikokok era, in which lip readers have analyzed celebrities’ moments in television events. “But now it seems that in the midst of that kind of incident, that ideal, that ideal, is getting widened by that now, such as, such as, shows an award that you have got lip readers, you are photographed,” Yang said.

For this, a confused blancht asked him, “Lip readers?” The pair explained the trend, which is trying to guess tickets to each other in the award show.

The actor said, “I know this is blasphemy, (but) goes back to the day when it was not television. Bring it back and just a great party where people can let the settle to settle,” the actor said.

“I mean, fashion is very good, and all that stuff. We will finally find out who wins or who wins. But it would be great if it was behind the closed doors. Absolutely a very different evening,” he said.

Blanchett currently in stars MalayA detective thriller from acclaimed filmmaker Steven Soderberg. The film also stars Michael Fasbender, Tom Burke, Naomi Harris, Reege-Je Page and Pierce Broansan.