A Complete Unknown: Last News

Timothée Chalamet has revealed that he was given a fine for riding a Lime Bike to the UK premiere of A Complete Unknown.Taking place on Tuesday (January 14), the actor turned heads at the event at the BFI for his unconventional mode of transport. The star, who portrays Bob Dylan in the biopic, arrived at the premiere on a green Lime e-bike, riding it onto the red carpet.Once he arrived, Chalamet got off the bike and ended his ride using his mobile phone.

Bob Dylan has made a TikTok account, just days before it might be banned in the US.A video was posted under a verified account named Bob Dylan (@bobdylan), featuring a series of clips from various Dylan eras soundtracked to songs including ‘Like a Rolling Stone’, ‘Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door’, and ‘Hurricane’.“Explore the world of Bob Dylan, now on TikTok. #bobdylan,” stated the caption of the first, and currently only, post.Explore the world of Bob Dylan, now on TikTok.

Timothée Chalamet has ridden a Lime bike into the London premiere of his Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown.Last night (January 14), Chalamet turned heads at the premiere event for A Complete Unknown at the BFI Southbank – not for what he was wearing, but what he was riding. The star, who portrays Bob Dylan in the biopic, arrived at the premiere on a green Lime e-bike, riding it onto the red carpet.Once he hit the red carpet, Chalamet got off the bike and ended his ride using his mobile phone before turning to snap pictures for the media present.

Neil Young has declared that he is a fan of the “great” new Bob Dylan biopic, A Complete Unknown.The film stars Timothée Chalamet as the music legend, telling the story of his rise from a breakout star of Greenwich Village’s folk scene in the early 1960s to his controversial performance at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965, where he performed live with electric instruments for the first time.The film was released in the United States on December 25 and will be out in UK cinemas from January 17, and one audience member who appears to have already had a good time with it is fellow rock icon Young.Writing on his site Neil Young Archives on Saturday (January 11), he said: “I love Bob Dylan and his music. Always have.

In partnership with Searchlight PicturesNME is thrilled to announce plans for a special print edition magazine celebrating new film A Complete Unknown and the legacy of legendary singer-songwriter Bob Dylan.The 26-page one-shot will be available for free on January 9 ahead of the film’s UK release on January 17 and stars Timothée Chalamet as Dylan. A Complete Unknown tells the rock icon’s story from his sudden breakout in the early 1960s until his controversial 1965 performance at Newport Folk Festival – when he performed live with electric instruments for the first time.During the film, we meet an array of pivotal figures in Dylan’s life – from the folk-poet Pete Seeger (played by acclaimed actor Edward Norton) to influential singer and one-time romantic interest Joan Baez (Monica Barbaro).

A Complete Unknown, Timothée Chalamet left the 2025 Golden Globes empty-handed – see what social media had to say about his snub below.The film, a Bob Dylan biopic that stars Timothée Chalamet in the main role, was released in US theatres on Christmas Day, with a UK release due January 17, 2025. So far, the film – and Chalamet’s performance in it – have received critical acclaim, leading fans to believe that it would sweep the awards circuit.However, that wasn’t the case on Monday morning (January 6) as the 2025 Golden Globes kicked off awards season.

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.

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.

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.

Barack Obama has published his annual list of his favourite films for 2024 – check out his picks below.The former President has long been publishing his personal lists of favourite music, films and books at the end of every year. In a post on X/Twitter, Obama introduced his 2024 edition by writing: “Here are a few movies I’d recommend checking out this year.”Featuring this year are Sean Baker’s Anora, the Timothée Chalamet-starring Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown and the mystery thriller Conclave, starring Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci, Sergio Castellitto and Isabella Rossellini.Elsewhere, he spotlighted Dune: Part Two, The Piano Lesson and All We Imagine as Light, directed by Payal Kapadia.

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.

Timothée Chalamet play Bob Dylan’s ‘Girl From The North Country’ and ‘Like A Rolling Stone’ ahead of the release of A Complete Unknown.Chalamet (Dune, Wonka) will portray the legendary singer-songwriter in the James Mangold-directed film, which charts Dylan’s controversial switch from acoustic to electric guitar in the mid-’60s.It is set for release in US cinemas on Christmas Day (December 25), with a UK release to follow on January 17.Chalamet learned to play 30 songs in preparation for the role, taking lessons with a vocal coach, a guitar teacher, a dialect coach, a movement coach and even a harmonica tutor.Now, the first two singles from the film’s soundtrack have been released and see Chalamet taking on Dylan’s ‘Like A Rolling Stone’ and ‘Girl From The North Country’, which he performs with Monica Barbaro who plays Joan Baez in the film.You can listen to both tracks below and pre-save the soundtrack, which will arrive in December, here.Speaking about the soundtrack, director Mangold said: “To me, there was only one way to make this film — to cast actors that are profoundly talented, ambitious (and brave enough!) to inhabit the whole of the artists they would portray. And in order to inhabit that world those artists had to be able to sing the songs..

Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown follows a 19-year-old Dylan on his meteoric rise from scrappy folk singer to chart-topping rock and roll legend.To celebrate the film, which stars Timothée Chalamet as the acclaimed troubadour and hits UK cinemas on January 17 (December 25 in the US), a number of specially-designed posters inspired by Dylan’s most beloved songs have been created. Check them out exclusively on NME below.“I really wanted to create a series of posters that complemented the film, the music and the time period that were stylistically retro and infused with some modern design twists,” said designer Matt Needle.