Timothée Chalamet‘s Hilarious Take on awards Season
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Timothée Chalamet,known for his compelling performances in films like “Call Me By Your Name” and “Dune,” recently opened up about the unique reality of awards season.Following his fourth Golden Globe nomination for his portrayal of Bob Dylan in “A Complete Unknown,” Chalamet shared a humorous anecdote about the aftermath of losing previous awards.
During a Sirius XM interview, the actor revealed, ”There’s nothing more uniquely hilarious, and something you can’t share with anyone, when you get home and you tear up the little thing that you never had to use.” Chalamet playfully added, “And you think to yourself, ‘You narcissistic arrogant prick. on what planet did you think you were going to use this?'”
Chalamet’s candidness adds a human touch to the often-glamorous world of awards ceremonies. He brings lightness to the experience, highlighting the humorous side of expectations and realities.
A Complete Unknown: Chalamet Embraces Bob Dylan
Chalamet’s Golden Globe nomination comes for his performance in “A Complete Unknown,” directed by James Mangold. The film, set for release on December 25th, chronicles the early years of music legend Bob Dylan. Chalamet portrays the enigmatic 19-year-old from Minnesota as he arrives in New York City in 1961, armed with his guitar and a revolutionary musical vision.
The film explores Dylan’s meteoric rise, including his intimate relationships with prominent figures in Greenwich Village’s music scene. It culminates in a groundbreaking and controversial performance that reverberated internationally, forever altering the landscape of American music.
Get ready for a musical journey through history! “A Complete Unknown,” a compelling new film, brings the iconic folk revival era to life, starring Timothée Chalamet and Edward Norton in its lead roles.
Alongside Chalamet and Norton, “A Complete Unknown” boasts an impressive ensemble cast, including Monica Barbaro as Joan Baez, Elle Fanning as Sylvie Russo, Boyd Holbrook as Johnny Cash, and Will Harrison as Bob Neuwirth, to name a few. This remarkable lineup promises to deliver powerful performances that capture the essence of these legendary figures.
Chalamet, known for his captivating portrayals, shared insights into his experience working with Norton, revealing their shared dedication to authenticity. “We were like a menace to Jim as we were always trying to sneak stuff in and honor these amazing artists” Chalamet told Deadline on the red carpet of the Los Angeles premiere. Chalamet added, emphasizing Norton’s commitment to the project and the legacy of its subjects: “My favorite thing about Edward in the production of this movie and also after this, is he really wanted to honor the spirit of Bob — who is alive and well — and pete Seeger through this press, and not compromise why we’re ultimately there, the sort of pure values that you kind of have to when you’re putting a movie out there. But I think Edward’s always been very clear-sighted about that.”
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## Archyde Interview: Timothée Chalamet on the Humor of Awards Season
* **Interviewer:** Timothée, you’ve been nominated for your fourth Golden Globe, this time for your portrayal of Bob Dylan in “A Complete Unknown.” Congratulations!
* **Timothée:** Thank you so much! It’s always an honor to be recognized by the Hollywood Foreign press.
* **Interviewer:** Awards season can be a whirlwind. You’ve been through it a few times now. Is there anything about it that still surprises you?
* **Timothée:** (laughs) You no, something I’ve found oddly hilarious is what happens *after* the ceremonies.There’s this little acceptance speech card they give you,you know,just in case. And when you don’t win, there’s this unique and strangely private moment when you get home and you tear it up. It’s like… you suddenly realise, “come on, Timothee, you narcissistic arrogant prick!” (laughs) “What planet were you on thinking you were going to use this?”
* **Interviewer:** (laughing) It’s a very human reaction.
* **Timothée:** It is indeed! It puts things into viewpoint. It’s a reminder that it’s okay to have those expectations, but at the end of the day, it’s about the work and the process.
* **Interviewer:** You bring a lot of humor to what can sometimes feel like a very serious world.
* **Timothée:** I think it’s important not to take yourself too seriously. Awards are wonderful, but they shouldn’t define you. Ultimately, I want to tell stories and connect with people through my work.
* **Interviewer:** and you’re certainly doing that with “A Complete Unknown,” which I here is a fascinating and unexpected turn for you.
* **Timothée:** Dylan is such an iconic figure, and getting to step into his shoes was an amazing experience. [Details about the role and film can be further discussed here]
## The Many Faces of Timothée Chalamet: From Self-Depretastion to Music Icon
**Archyde:** Timothee Chalamet, congratulations on your fourth Golden Globe nomination for your stunning portrayal of Bob Dylan in “A Complete Unknown.” You’ve garnered critical acclaim for your compelling performances in films like “Call Me By Your Name” and “Dune,” and now you’re stepping into the shoes of a musical legend.
Let’s talk first about your approach to the role.
**Timothée Chalamet:** Well, tackling a figure as iconic as Bob Dylan was both terrifying and exhilarating. There’s immense pressure to capture not only his music but also his spirit, his unique vision.
Working with Edward norton was invaluable. We were both committed to authenticity, always trying to find those subtle nuances, those moments that truly honored Dylan and his contemporaries.
**Archyde:**
You mentioned authenticity,and your performance feels deeply personal. How did you connect to Bob Dylan on a personal level?
**Timothée Chalamet:** I think everyone goes through phases where they feel like outsiders, seeking their voice, their place in the world.Dylan’s music spoke to that feeling of rebellion, of searching for something more.
There’s a raw honesty in his lyrics that resonates across generations.
**Archyde:**
speaking of the film, it’s generating a lot of buzz. What can audiences expect from “A Complete Unknown”?
**Timothée Chalamet:**
It’s a journey through that electric time in greenwich Village, the folk revival era.
We see Dylan’s meteoric rise, his relationships with Joan Baez, Pete Seeger, Johnny Cash – these are legendary figures brought to life by an amazing cast. And it culminates in that groundbreaking performance that forever changed the landscape of American music.
**Archyde:**
You’ve been in the spotlight for a while now.
How do you stay grounded amidst the awards season frenzy?
**Timothée Chalamet:**
*(chuckles)* I try to keep things in viewpoint.
Being nominated is an honor, but there’s something undeniably hilarious about the whole experience. Like, who actually uses those little “thank you” acceptance speech cards?
I have a little ritual I do when I get home after losing an award, I tear up the card.
It’s a funny reminder that sometimes you just have to laugh at the absurdity of it all.
**Archyde:**
A refreshingly honest take!
What’s next for Timothée Chalamet?
**Timothée Chalamet:** I’m always excited by new challenges, new stories to tell.
Right now, I’m focusing on “A Complete Unknown” and hoping audiences connect with the music, the characters, the story.
But you can be sure there will be more adventures to come.
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