Bob Dylan: Last News

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Many of us survived the Covid days by rediscovering old MGM musicals, humming tunes from Singing In the Rain or doing a Fred Astaire tap from Top Hat.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor James Mangold’s “A Complete Unknown” follows the rise of Bob Dylan, played by Timothée Chalamet, as a young musician who moves to New York in 1961, and it culminates with the 1965 Newport Folk Festival and his move to electric guitar. Mangold is no stranger to the period (his “Ford v Ferrari” was mostly set in that same era), and he wanted to take a snapshot of Dylan’s career. He chose this window because not only was there change happening in culture, but it also marked the arrival of a new post-war generation.

Ladybird (2017) and Little Women (2019) co-stars Timothée Chalamet and Saoirse Ronan reunited at the BFI Southbank in London on December 18 for a conversation about their careers, collaborations with each other and new films.

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Timothee Chalamet is bringing his new Bob Dylan biopic overseas!

A Complete Unknown—the Bob Dylan biopic starring t and Elle Fanning—gears up for its January release, its international press tour has also started to gather steam.With it comes a slew of , by its leading man, of course, who caused a stir last weekend when he took a page out of 's book of method dressing, attending the New York City premiere in character channelling Bob Dylan himself.The Dune actor sported a blue beanie, leather jacket, a plaid scarf, and an uncharacteristic ‘stash, emulating Dylan’s 2003 appearance at the Sundance Film Festival for a screening of his film Masked and Anonymous.But Timmy wasn't the only one drawing on references for the NYC premiere. His costar , who plays Sylvie Russo, a character inspired by the singer's muse, was a vision in yellow, bringing a sense of nostalgic glamour to the red carpet.

Bob Dylan in another way at the A Complete Unknown premiere.Not only did the Call Me By Your Name star learn to play 30 songs in preparation for his role in the Dylan biopic – as well as taking lessons with a vocal coach, a guitar teacher, a dialect coach, a movement coach and even a harmonica tutor – but he upped the ante by embodying The Bard on the carpet.Last night (December 13), the actor appeared at the New York City event and recalled a look of Dylan’s from decades prior, when he appeared at the Sundance Film Festival premiere of his film Masked and Anonymous in 2003.Chalamet got the look down to a fine science, including the facial hair, blonde locks, leather jacket and grey scarf, which fans are seemingly divided over.While some said the tribute was “everything” and joked about a “male version of The Substance“, others argued it was a move right out of the Barbie press tour playbook, and didn’t gel with a biopic about Dylan.Check out more reactions below:TIMOTHÉE CHALAMET REFERENCING TO THIS BOB DYLAN LOOK IS EVERYTHING pic.twitter.com/2IROrCQ9ks— َ (@chlmtslut) December 14, 2024HE DID IT pic.twitter.com/2jhewBsXr4— L (@timtomposting) December 14, 2024I thought this was like really good photoshop for a second I can’t believe this is real— peter lane (@peterlanee) December 14, 2024I didn't know there was a male version of #TheSubstance— Tonton Alberto

fully commits to his film projects is something that is well known and usually confirmed by the filmmakers and industry professionals who work with him. But the fact that he was going to appear on the red carpet dressed up (literally) as , who he plays in , was something that no one could have expected.

Timothee Chalamet emulated Bob Dylan at the latest premiere of A Complete Unknown held at SVA Theatre on Friday night (December 13) in New York City.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer The early word on James Mangold’s Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Unknown” has rightly centered around a tremendous Timothée Chalamet performance, and an exciting discovery in Monica Barbaro as Joan Baez. But there’s a dark horse hiding in this story of Dylan’s overnight success and controversial decision to use electric guitars in the mid-‘60s: an unrecognizable Boyd Holbrook playing Johnny Cash as you’ve never seen him. The star of “Narcos,” “Logan” and “The Bikeriders” portrays a young Cash arriving in Dylan’s life as a fan and, perhaps, an older brother figure — a salty dog who isn’t afraid to express his adoration for Dylan’s resonant poetry and unusual sound.

Timothee Chalamet is hard at work promoting his Bob Dylan biopic.

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Clayton Davis Senior Awards Editor “Conclave” and “Wicked” lead the tally for all movies for this year’s Critics Choice Awards nominations with 11 nods each. The CCA, celebrating its 30th year, announced three of the top categories live on NBC’s Today which included the 10 movies in the running for best picture: “A Complete Unknown,” “Anora,” “The Brutalist,” “Conclave,” “Dune: Part Two,” “Emilia Pérez,” “Nickel Boys,” “Sing Sing,” “The Substance” and “Wicked.” Among Hollywood’s biggest stars recognized for acting are Timothée Chalamet in best actor for his transformational turn as Bob Dylan in James Mangold’s biopic “A Complete Unknown” and Mikey Madison’s breakout performance as a stripper who gets mixed with a Russian oligarch’s son in Sean Baker’s poignant dramedy “Anora.” The supporting actor and actress categories include Kieran Culkin from the heartwarming “A Real Pain” and Zoe Saldaña from the Spanish-language musical “Emilia Pérez.” The Critics Choice Awards are bestowed annually to honor the finest in cinematic and television achievement.

In A Complete Unknown, Timothée Chalamet and co-star Edward Norton made an effort to include as many nods to their real-life characters as possible.

at the premiere of A Complete Unknown on December 10, I would have been one hundred percent against the idea. After seeing Elle Fanning at the premiere of the new , however, it’s another story.To go with her white Gucci slip dress, with crystal spaghetti straps and girly bow detail, Fanning wore her hair in a voluminous pigtail style that looks time-warped right from the 1960s.Fanning’s side-swept bangs frame her face, while a teased portion at the top, secured with a crystal-embellished bow barrette to match the dress, gives the whole look a lift. The ponytails themselves were also bedazzled with matching crystal-beaded hair-ties.The style is reminiscent of ’60s-style icons like or Audrey Hepburn, who wore a similar style of pigtails in Breakfast at Tiffany’s.

Timothee Chalamet honored Bob Dylan at the premiere of his new movie A Complete Unknown held at Dolby Theatre on Tuesday (December 10) in Los Angeles.

Gwyneth Paltrow is showing support to her future co-star Timothee Chalamet!

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic In one of the many incandescent, finely layered scenes that make up “A Complete Unknown,” James Mangold’s entrancingly offbeat drama about the early years of Bob Dylan, we watch Dylan (Timothée Chalamet) and Joan Baez (Monica Barbaro), who’ve been involved musically and romantically, perform a duet at the Newport Folk Festival in 1964. They’re singing Dylan’s “It Ain’t Me Babe,” and the way their voices blend (their smiles too) creates a sound so pure it feels sunlit. Mangold lets the song roll on in its entirety, as he does with many of the songs in “A Complete Unknown,” so that they literally become the story the movie is telling.

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