Timothée Chalamet: Last News

Hollywood actor Timothée Chalamet has some exciting baby news to share, as he welcomed a new family member secretly. His older sister Pauline surprised fans with a reveal nearly three months after quietly welcoming her first child in September.The 31 year old Sex Lives of College Girls actress took to Instagram with a New Year’s photo carousel displayed her most favourite moments from 2024. Among the highlights was a gorgeous mirror selfie from her pregnancy and also an emotional snap of her breastfeeding.These poignant snaps marked Pauline's first social media announcement of her journey to motherhood.

A Complete Unknown actress Monica Barbaro has revealed that Joan Baez was “not fussed” about her portrayal in the film.The film, a Bob Dylan biopic that stars Timothee Chalamet in the main role, was released in US theatres on Christmas Day, with a UK release due January 17, 2025.A Complete Unknown covers the early years of Dylan’s career, during which he meets a young Joan Baez, portrayed in the film by Barbaro. In an interview with The Guardian, Barbaro spoke about her experience playing the role – especially when she got to speak to Baez on the phone the night before she was due on set to film a performance of ‘Don’t Think Twice It’s All Right’ as Baez.“[It was] the first song I sang and played in front of an audience and the hardest song to play, guitar-wise,” Barbaro revealed.“I struggled with this feeling of just so much gratitude for everything she’s done and for being willing to speak to me and how much I admire her – I tried to let that get out of the way and just have a conversation, but that’s hard.”Barbaro continued, sharing the research she did in preparation for the role: “Having studied her voice so closely – her speaking voice, every interview in the 60s – and then hearing Joan’s voice now in her 80s, in real time, speaking to me, was an incredibly emotional experience: really cool and kind of mind-blowing.”She added that Baez “was really not fussed” about her portrayal in the film.

“Holding Space.”The “A Complete Unknown” co-stars did an interview with “Out” reporter Tracy E. Gilchrist and hilariously recreated the meme that went viral during Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo’s “Wicked” press tour last month.“First off, I just want to let you know that I am holding space for you,” Gilchrist told the pair.“Thank you.

Bob Dylan acted out the part of himself in A Complete Unknown before he gave his backing to the biopic’s script.Although the lead role eventually went to Timothée Chalamet, the singer-songwriter’s input into the film was so great that he went right through the script with director James Mangold, according to producer Peter Jaysen.Speaking on The Town podcast, he said: “He met with Jim Mangold multiple times. At one point they sat there and they read the entire script out loud, with Jim Mangold reading every part and stage direction, and Bob Dylan only reading lines of dialogue for himself.

Timothée Chalamet has credited rapper Lil B for knighting him as a major contribution to the launch of his successful acting career.The Academy Award-nominated actor was the latest guest to be interviewed by Nardwuar on YouTube and during the chat, Chalamet took a moment to give rapper Lil B a shout-out after he was asked about being knighted by him.“Lil B The Basedgod, I was telling this to Tyler, The Creator on set recently because Tyler had no idea I was knighted by Lil B, and then he said he could sense my aura and that it gave off somebody who had been knighted by Lil B,” he began.He continued: “Lil B is like a hugely formative artist in my life and career. He dropped an album called ‘I’m Gay (I’m Happy)’ and the rollout was very ambiguous about his sexuality or the meaning of the album.

lauded transformation into rock icon Bob Dylan in “A Complete Unknown” was so complete, it went all the way down to his cuticles. The “Dune 2” actor, 28, ended rampant speculation about whether the surprisingly long fingernails he has in the new biopic (out Dec. 25) are actually his own during an interview with Fandango.

Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Unknown,” starring Timothée Chalamet, production designer François Audouy was tasked with meticulously re-creating the rock legend’s Greenwich Village haunts from more than 60 years ago. But he faced a challenge. Even though some of those spots are still alive and kicking, downtown Manhattan looks nothing like it did then.

“A Complete Unknown,” which opens in theaters on Christmas Day, Timothée Chalamet undergoes a complete transformation as Bob Dylan. And when he performs early Bard classics such as “It Ain’t Me Babe,” it is very much the 28-year-old actor doing his own singing and playing on guitar and harmonica — after five years of studying to master the music of the folk-rock legend.“When I first got together with Tim, I heard some of the stuff they had prerecorded, and I said, ‘Who’s singing this stuff?’” Rob Paparozzi, Chalamet’s harmonica coach on “A Complete Unknown,” told The Post.

Bob Dylan‘s music ahead of the UK release of A Complete Unknown.The Timothée Chalamet-starring biopic, which charts the music great’s transition from acoustic folk idol to electric rock star in the mid-’60s, is set to hit big screens in the UK on January 17.Now, BBC4 have unveiled plans to run a series of programmes that will dive into the career of Dylan on January 10 – a week ahead of the film’s release.The celebrations will begin at 10:20pm GMT with a broadcast of Bob Dylan: No Direction Home, a 2005 documentary film by Martin Scorsese that explores the period between Dylan’s arrival in New York in January 1961 and his “retirement” from touring following his motorcycle accident in July 1966. Afterwards, BBC4 will air Bob Dylan: Shadow Kingdom, a live concert film shot in California in 2021, while Dylan’s Never Ending Tour was halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Timothée Chalamet’s depiction of Bob Dylan in the new biopic A Complete Unknown.The film, which charts the music great’s transition from acoustic folk idol to electric rock star in the mid-’60s, is released in the US on December 25 and in UK cinemas on January 17.Now, the clothing company has launched ‘Levi’s Vintage Clothing x A Complete Unknown’, a collection that includes a jacket and a pair of jeans that are directly inspired by Chalamet’s look in the film, which itself was closely modelled on original outfits donned by Dylan in the ‘60s.Among the options are a yellow tan, 100 per cent leather jacket for $1200 (£955), which comes with sheet music for ‘A Hard Rain’s a-Gonna Fall’, a replica cue card from the ‘Subterranean Homesick Blues’ video, special costume lining notes and a still of Chalamet wearing the same jacket.A post shared by LEVI'S VINTAGE CLOTHING (@levis.vintage.clothing)Also available are a $495 (£395) pair of jeans with a D-shaped buckle belt and sheet music for ‘Girl From The North Country’ and a liner note quoting Dylan: “I’ll let you be in my dreams / If I can be in yours”.Costumer designer Arianne Phillips has said: “While researching costumes for the film, I kept noticing that Bob Dylan wore Levi’s consistently throughout his career, both on and off stage.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Timothée Chalamet is 28 years old and just landed the fourth Golden Globe nomination of his career. He’s in contention for the best actor in a motion picture drama prize at the 2025 ceremony thanks to his acclaimed performance as Bob Dylan in the biographical music drama “A Complete Unknown.” Chalamet’s last three nominations did not end in victory; he recently told SiriusXM there’s nothing funnier than ripping up your acceptance speech after losing.

Joker: Folie à Deux,” “Madame Web,” “Argylle.” They got what they deserve. Oscar winners Francis Ford Coppola and Kevin Costner scored pricey blunders with “Megalopolis” and “Horizon: An American Saga.” After a line of duds, Marvel finally notched a hit with “Deadpool & Wolverine,” but you still can’t help but think that the general public is waving farewell to Superheromania.But, in the midst of the mess, there were some bright spots.

Alex Ritman Timothée Chalamet and Saoirse Ronan may both have two films each vying for awards contention this year in Chalamet’s “A Complete Unknown” and “Dune: Part Two” and Ronan’s “The Outrun” and “Blitz,” but the pair took the time to reunite in London to discuss two films they appeared in together at the earlier stages of their careers. In a special event hosted by the British Film Institute and Vanity Fair at the BFI Southbank on Wednesday evening, Chalamet and Ronan reflected on making 2017’s “Lady Bird” and 2019’s “Little Women,” both from a pre-“Barbie” writer/director Greta Gerwig.

Timothee Chalamet is bringing his new Bob Dylan biopic overseas!

Drake has awarded CAD$10,000 to the winner of his lookalike contest in Toronto – find out more below.On Saturday (December 14), Toronto, Canada’s Casuals Cakery held a contest to find the city’s best Drake lookalike. The grand prize was initially meant to be a bottle of Hennessy and a pack of cigars.However, Drake caught wind of the contest and sent Casuals Cakery a DM on Instagram, saying that he would be contributing “10 bands” to the contest “as the main prize”.

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

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

Back to Black” and “I Wanna Dance With Somebody,” the answer, my friend, is Timothée Chalamet.The 28-year-old “Dune” actor, who convincingly does all his own singing here, was the perfect choice to play Dylan. Really, the only choice.

Dune: Part Two’s Golden Globes snub, saying: “The disrespect is insane.”Next year’s Golden Globes nominations were announced earlier today (December 9). The contenders for the 2025 ceremony – which takes place on January 6 – were confirmed by Mindy Kaling and Morris Chestnut at 1.15pm GMT (5.15am PT).Dune: Part Two was nominated in just two categories, ‘Best Original Score’ for Hans Zimmer and ‘Best Motion Picture: Drama.’ The film’s director Denis Villeneuve didn’t receive a nomination, nor did its actors including Zenyaya or Timothee Chamalet.The movie sequel debuted in March and was a firm favourite with audiences and critics alike, earning a 92 per cent approval rating from critics and 95 per cent from audiences.

Timothée Chalamet for his role as Bob Dylan in upcoming biopic A Complete Unknown.In an interview with Rolling Stone published yesterday (December 7), Vetro – who previously worked with Austin Butler for Elvis, and is currently working with Jeremy Allen White for his upcoming role as Bruce Springsteen – spoke at length about Chalamet, with whom he also worked on Wonka.Vetro revealed that, in preparation for his job, the vocal coach listened to Dylan to analyse the “nasality of his voice” and “the way he pronounces his words”.“I find it so interesting that he sounds young and simultaneously old at the same time,” he said of Dylan. “Even when he was young, he has that energy of an old soul.”On beginning work with Chalamet for the Dylan movie, he said: “We would do normal exercises that I would give to anyone just to strengthen their voice, widen their range.

If Denis Villeneuve‘s Dune Messiah doesn’t pan out, Timothée Chalamet might just have a future as an ESPN commentator.