Timothée Chalamet just gave us the scoop on awards season!
He Wonka The star has answered a rather unique question about what an actor does with their prepared acceptance speech if they don’t actually win the award they’re nominated for.
During the 28-year-old actor’s latest appearance on SiriusXM. The morning mix, to promote his upcoming and highly anticipated Bob Dylan biopic, titled A complete stranger, Chalamet was asked if he writes his award speech beforehand.
“What a great question because, like you said, this is my fourth Golden Globe nomination,” he said. Dune said the star.
He continued, “Look, I’ll just say this… there’s nothing more uniquely fun and something you can’t share with anyone than when you come home and break that little thing you never had to use and think, ‘You’re an arrogant, narcissistic asshole.'” What planet did you think you were going to use this on?'”
In the context of the conversation that Timothee Chalamet had, he received nominations for his performance as Dylan at the upcoming Golden Globe Awards, as well as at the Critics Choice Awards, both events that will be held in January 2025.
Previously, he earned Golden Globe nominations for his roles in the films. Wonka, beautiful boy and Call me by your name.
