Cate Blanchett won the Best Actress award at the 2023 Golden Globes.
Taking home the Best Actress Golden Globe in the Motion Picture Drama category, the Australian actress bested strong competition including Ana de Armas, Michelle Williams, Olivia Colemam, and Viola Davis.
The 53-year-old won the Golden Globe for her role as the disgraced composer Lydia Tár in the 2022 Todd Field drama/musical Tár.
Unfortunately, the actress was not physically present to receive the award as she is currently busy filming another movie in the UK.
Previously, Blanchett opened up about her role in the drama and the moral of the story in an interview with W magazine.
“It could just as easily have been about an architect or a painter or a writer – anyone in a position of top institutional power, and the way that being in that position gets in the way of their sense of self and ability to relate to people,” she expressed.
“In a creative job, you have to be quite brutal with yourself and disciplined. And when, like a conductor, your instrument is a human instrument, how do you maintain that sense of rigor and brutality?
“It’s a complicated thing, balancing being a musician, an artist, and also being a human. I’m trying to learn how to be a human.”
She also admitted that she “inhaled” the script after Field first sent her the script which he penned during the pandemic.
“Todd was a musician first, so there was a musical quality to the script, and not just because it’s set in the classical music world,” she explained.
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