Cate Blanchett and Adrian Dunbar will be awarded the Freedom of the City of London for their contributions to the arts. Blanchett, known for her roles in The Aviator and Blue Jasmine, is a climate change and humanitarian advocate. Dunbar, celebrated for his role in Line of Duty, is also a playwright and director. Both actors have recently performed at the Barbican. The Freedom of the City, a historic honor, recognizes outstanding contributions to the city and public life, with awards having been given since 1237.
Cate Blanchett, the 56-year-old Australian actress, known for her Oscar-winning performances in The Aviator and Blue Jasmine, has actively advocated for climate action and humanitarian issues.
Adrian Dunbar, a 66-year-old Northern Irish actor recognized for his role as Supt Ted Hastings in Line of Duty, is also a playwright and director.
Both Blanchett and Dunbar have performed at the Barbican in the last year, with Dunbar being an alumnus of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
The Freedom of the City of London has roots going back to 1237, designed to honor individuals for significant contributions to the city or public life.
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