Cate Blanchett has revealed that she was worried she would be chucked out from Woody Allen's upcoming movie 'Blue Jasmine'.
The Academy-Award winner said that she hadn't made a movie for almost six years and she did the new film just because she was eager to work with Allen, the Age reported.
The actress admitted that in the first week of filming itself, she and her co-star Sally Hawkins, thought that they were 'screwing up' their roles in the flick.
Blanchett added that one just assumes that the filmmaker's going to fire you throughout the shoot, but then you end up shooting the entire movie.
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