Cate Blanchett discusses what the cat in Alfonso Cuarón’s AppleTV+ series “Disclaimer” really signifies. Blanchett, who plays Catherine Ravenscroft in the thriller, debunks that Cuarón intends to tell the audience about “control” using the cat.

In Alfonso Cuarón's seven-part Apple TV+ limited series "Disclaimer," Cate Blanchett plays Catherine Ravenscroft, an accomplished and award-winning documentary filmmaker whose life is upended when a book is published based on a fictionalized version of a difficult event from her past.

It is hard not to notice the performances of some non-human characters in Alfonso Cuarón's AppleTV+ thriller, which Blanchett touched on at a London Film Festival event Thursday.

Disclaimer” pulls the rug out from the audience before they’ve had the chance to get settled. There’s no building of empathy for its central character, Cate Blanchett’s Catherine Ravenscroft.

Cate Blanchett and Alfonso Cuarón come to Apple TV+ for a series you're going to be obsessed with figuring out.

In “Disclaimer,” a respected documentary filmmaker sees her life turned upside down and inside out when she’s gifted a novel based on an anxiety-riddled secret she’s kept for the

It’s a revenge saga, sprung 20 years after the fact, as punishment for the sexual transgressions of Cate Blanchett’s Catherine Ravenscroft, a now-celebrated British documentarian who is known for

Alfonso Cuarn's Apple TV show, based on Rene Knight's novel, evades one of the novel's main mysteries and makes Disclaimer so much better.