She continued to take on diverse roles, such as in The Ramen Girl (2008) and Deadline (2009). In a 2007 remake of Sybil, she co-starred with Jessica Lange, portraying a woman with Dissociative Identity Disorder—a performance that earned her critical praise for its emotional complexity. In 2008, she appeared in Living Proof, playing the first woman to undergo treatment with the cancer drug Herceptin, further cementing her reputation for powerful character portrayals.

Return to Broadway and Continued Success

In 2011, Blanchard returned to Broadway in the revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, taking on the role of Hedy La Rue. The production, starring Daniel Radcliffe, ran for several months and led to Blanchard receiving her second Tony Award nomination. Her combination of comedic timing and stage presence won her applause from both audiences and critics.

Later Work and Personal Life

In 2012, she appeared in the independent feature film Union Square, directed by Nancy Savoca. The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and received positive reviews for its character-driven storyline and strong performances.

While Blanchard keeps her personal life largely private, it is known that she gave birth to a daughter in 2008. She has not publicly disclosed details about the child’s father. Throughout her career, Tammy Blanchard has been recognized for her diligence, versatility, and depth as an actress. Her consistent work in television, film, and theater has contributed to her financial success, with her net worth estimated to be approximately $5 million.