Lydia Tár may not be real, but Cate Blanchett is—and the award-winning actress’ fans have become shockingly intense with their love since the release of her latest Oscar contender.
press tour, there’s a sense of frantic mystery Blanchett holds both off and onscreen. Whether you’re a fan of her films or not, you’ll likely find one of her hilarious quotes shared online—and what’s a more perfect foundation for a dedicated fanbase to connect over?
“There are such nice, lovely people who’ve been so supportive of the podcast. We bask together in the glory of Cate,” he tells me. “We create such a safe and non-hateful community,” agrees the user behind the social media fan account. “I remember that a few years ago we created a Google Map for Cate's birthday. Everyone who wanted to be involved was pinned to the place where they live. You could click on the pins and you could see the name of the person, age, and note for Cate .
“All of that credit goes to the film for creating this original character who is so recognizable that you really could see her having her own online community and presence.”
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