How Timothee Chalamet Fooled Hollywood (Video Essay)
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2022
- Timothee Chalamet has had one of the greatest young acting careers of all time, from rising to fame for playing Elio in Call Me By Your Name directed by Luca Guadanigno to starring alongside Saoirse Ronan in both Greta Gerwig films Lady Bird and Little Women. To then eventually starring as Paul Atreides in Dune alongside Zenday and Jason Mamoa. It's safe to say everything has worked out pretty well for Timothee Chalamet, and in this video essay I attempt to explain how I think Timothee Chalamet actually planned all of this and worked out a formula to having the best career possible as an actor. Timothee Chalamet is also starring in Bones And All which releases in theatres next month.
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I think he’s very self aware. He has, so far, only chosen roles he believes in and can do well in. He has consistently roles that are transformative. It’s his mojo. He pushes himself to do more and chooses characters that do the same.
Definitely and that’s a good trait to have as an actor
cant agree more
So he's like the next DiCaprio
I do agree that he has chosen his roles masterfully to give himself this brand of a prestigious actor. Although one has to remember, actors don’t always have as much control over their careers as one may think. Timmy auditioned for Spider-Man, if he had gotten that his career would probably look more like Tom Hollands now.
@@TARS20 or ed norton i always liked how different were the roles he chose
Aside from being a skilled, polished actor, Timothee’s appeal is grounded, not just in his looks, but in his kindness, humbleness, intelligence and pure zest for life. His rise to fame has been a breath of fresh air. Timothee seems to be a perfectionist who seeks excellence in all he does. His Agent has guided him well. It’s a pleasure to see him grow as an artist. I think he will be one of the all time greats.
I definitely agree with you on that one!
he seems like a more focused jonny depp when he was young. timmy isn’t lost in the drugs and drinking.
I think James Mcavoy tops that
@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 I said one of the all time greats, not the only one.
I’m one of the few who doesn’t think dude is attractive and that ok, good actor though
He's an actor, not a celebrity. He is a true artist.
Definitely is! Appreciate the comment and engagement it means a lot.
so true!
He never attended any drama school, he doesn`t have acting education. What makes him better than any other actors?
@@natellareal FALSE!! Timmy attended "Fiorello LaGuardia High School for performance arts" In New York, which is literally one of the most famous art schools in the entire world (it was the school used as set for "Fame" in 1986)!! You know NOTHING about Timmy, so sit down and shut up, Nino. SSSSHHHHHH!!!!!!
@@natellareal he did he attended laguardia a public arts school in nyc
Something to add and keep in mind is:
Hollywood is filled with so many actors who are just celebrities, people who seem as though acting is their second career. Not to mention nepotism playing a part in who gets what role nowadays. Timothee is almost a reminder of what "fame" used to be in Hollywood, it really grounds you. I remember seeing iconic actresses like Hepburn and Marilyn in movies, and I was surprised that they could sing and act! Because as a gen Z, in my mind, if you are famous it means almost nothing talent wise. I find that quite interesting.
Marilyn's comedic talent is great
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I also think that people also don't necessarily need to do indie films to show how great of an actor they are. They just need to choose good characters regardless of whether they come from small budget films or blockbusters since there's are cases like heath ledger who actually became know worldwide and got recognition for his acting by playing the joker one of most mainstream characters in comics and in superhero movies and l don't think anyone for even a second thought of typecasting heath for such a role
I remember someone said that he's a nepotism baby because his family background is quite rich.
Then again, nepotism only works for first impression.
I read in a comment that his mum was a former actor & brought him to auditions. Plus apparently his family is well off so he could probably afford a flop or two
Timothée is my favorite actor. His way of portraying emotions is just so amazing because you can really feel through the screen the emotions he is conveying. He is using his whole body and soul for his acting and that's why I think his acting is always a piece of art.
Definitely he isn’t just a talking head he acts with every part of his body. Appreciate the comment too the engagement means a lot
And brain (considering his a beautiful boy work)
wait how?
Ehh, he for sure is exaggerated a bit in this kinda discussion because we don't get a lot of new his kinda actors because there is not a lot of that kinda movies made (movies which actually needs a character actor). So it's easy to stand out when there isn't really competition in his age group. I feel like he has a lot to learn but he Can Become pretty great. He is good yes. Still for example Dune was a total dud for his performance, I get what they were trying to do and it felt like it just simply wasn't working at all and felt way too cold. The micro-emoting wasn't very well done, it sometimes didn't come thru or was way too hazy of where is he going with it, other times it was just that.. a stale face. I also haven't felt any charisma oozing from him which has been a problem also in other performances that have needed it. Like yeah he can do that brooding poet boy guy almost now as a gimmick quite well but it feels like he leans on it way too much when there would be so much other things to do in a scene and explore. Like for example something is wrong when in The King Chalamet is harshly overshadowed by Robert Pattinsons few minutes of screen time. No matter how good Pattinson is and had his own growth to it with time, he shouldn't be able to be that much more memorable than all of the Chalamet scenes in the whole movie together.
This all may sound harsh and trashing but I'm just pushing back that he would be nearly ready for what he seeems to want or people say he is. He would need to widen his chataloque and take risks. Again going to Pattinson, after the bs saga of Twilight dude goes to do The Rover and acting mentally handicapped brother in apocalyptic situation with Guy Pierce and actually can keep up with him and bring the hard part home even tho you do see that he is still trying to get there where he is now. He was doing the smart thing and trying to find good directors with good parts where he can show and hone Differend sides of his skillset. I just don't see Chalamet going enough out of his comfort zone to truly start to shine. Still yes again, he is good, above average, a lot of potential.
clearly you've never heard of OGs like Clark Gable and James Mcavoy
Another thing that I think makes Timothee such a success story is his professionalism and ability to network. By all accounts Timothee has a very professional work ethic, he is able to handle himself very well on and off screen, and he doesn't let his ego get in his way by creating onset drama. Most people who have worked with him in the past have had positive experiences with him. Networking is one of the pillars to success in show business, and I think the fact that Timothee has built up such a strong reputation in the industry means even more big name filmmakers and auteurs will want to work with him, which I think increases his chances of gaining an Oscar in the not too distant future.
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Agree, not only they have positive things to say but you see those big names in costume design, cameramen and stunt crews going out of their way to praise the guy…. Hollywood is a pretty small industry and unless they’re S tier box office revenue arrogant actors don’t last for long.
@@biazacha Well said. Unless you are Marlon Brando level of famous, no matter how good an actor you are, you won't get very far in the industry if you choose to be a pain in the neck and a handful.
His acting as Elio really sold me on him. He's officially my favourite actor as Elio is not the most difficult role out there but requires emotional intelligence and understanding of how that character thinks. With the way he portrayed Elio was so genuine that it actually felt like he was a real person in a sense.
Especially that last two scenes of the phonecall with Oliver and Elio by the fireplace. There's barely any 'reactive' emotions just what is (seemingly) a calm conversation but Timothee Chalamet's performance made it so gut wrenching that I have not forgotten a single piece of that role.
Timothee chalamet isn't just a good actor because of his characters, he's a good actor because he understands his characters, what they're going through, how they're feeling and mostly importantly how to display those feelings. He is probably one of the most emotionally aware actors I've seen
100% nailed it
@@thejessegrant thank you
the credits is what really sold me. obviously he did amazing in the whole movie but there's something about him just sitting and crying for such a long time with no cuts or dialogue that got to me. he made me feel every emotion
I loved him in The King, one of his lesser known movies. It could have been a boring historical film but he portrayed his character in such a human, poised way, he looked and felt like he was actually royalty, like he was The King himself. I was blown away and couldn't look away the whole time. Love him in period films, suits him so well!
Definitely! I love that film
Same and I also really loved him in misses Stevens. (I think that's the name) The movie was so forgettable but his acting was the only memorable thing in the movie.
That film is awesome, alot of great cinematic shots, and absolutely awesome soundtrack too!
Yeah he was dope in that 😅
Make it mass! Make it tissue! Make it England
I've seen most of his movies and particularly loved the character he created in Don't Look Up. He absolutely stole the show, and that prayer at the end made me spontaneously cry. He played such a small role in that movie but he was the character who brought humanity to the table - literally.
Very well said
He's one of the biggest reasons I'd watch this film for a second time. As much as I love all those big Hollywood names, this film is not something ingenious. But Timothy's bit is brilliant.
Naaa don't get me wrong i love timothe but that movie sucked and they made his character a one sided hippie he didn't have a lot of screen time to develop
not "literally"
Dude absolutely everyone was praying together lol not just him
I truly love Timothee's rise to fame. He wasn't trying to steal the shot light and yet he did😭🌟he's an amazing performancer of the Arts and he is definitely a "Hollywood Revolutionary"😎 WHAT AN ICONIC!!!
Definitely! Thanks for the comment too it means a lot!
He has mother who used to be an actress, she was in that actors circle and brought him to the actors world. Timothee never lined up for auditioning.
I think Timothee’s rapid rise to fame is because he is extremely talented and smart to only choose great characters to play - he also comes from a pretty well off family so he wasn’t desperate enough to accept any role just to be seen - I first saw him in Call me by Your name and instantly recognised what a great actor he is -
Don't forget he is good looking too. That's plays huge role in his success.
I think James Mcavoy tops that aspect
Leonardo DiCaprio has been able to pick roles and not get typecast even after being in Titanic…..that’s impressive
Good point! He could have easily been stuck in leading man period romance hell…
but he picked wildly diverse low-budget movies in the 80s and 90s before Titanic so he had the “range” that allowed him to pursue as many diverse roles.
@@galaxylucia1898 well 90s, he isnt old enough to have worked in the 80s. He did some bit parts on tv and then was cast in stuff like Basketball Diaries, Gilbert Grape, Total Eclipse. Even Romeo and Juliet was still only a budget of about 15 million, Baz had just done Strictly Ballroom.
Cough unlike Liam nesson whom we all know can fooking act yet that man has made the same movie for the last 20 years .
I'm pretty sure I read that leo gave him advice as he was making his come up, "Stay away from hard drugs and choose your movies carefully". Paying off big time for him.
What sealed the deal for me was his interviews. He loves the craft. He has spent time devoted to its history. You can tell he's an artist.
*A lot of American actors go for the same roles that originally made them breakout as a big star - essentially trapping them & never letting them branch out to be more well-rounded. Timothee made all the right choices and is now one of the most respected & sought-after actors in Hollywood because he actually respects/values the art over the money*
Definitely and there’s a lesson in there for everyone!
He seems like a good kid. He's got that old-school movie star vibe and we need some of that.
Imagine becoming character actor only at 20+, just for that I admire his career so far
Definitely incredible to be so good at a young age
Bit like Kristen Stewart. And Lillian Gish and Robert Pattinson, but those are on a whole different level imo.
He was 18 when he filmed Interstellar, that definitely helped set up his career. He's crazy talented regardless.
I especially agreed with your points on Timothée's role in "Dune": he was the perfect choice for this franchise exactly because he wasn't a franchise actor and could do so much more with it than just play it out. This is also partially what I believe has made this rendition of Herbert's "Dune" a success - both Timothée and Zendaya are incredible in the acting craft and their portrayal made the universe believeable. To play Paul Atreides couldn't have been easy as he's a character of much depth and intensity that I find have translated well onto the screen with Timothée's portayal.
100% and I’m glad you liked the video means a lot seeing all the support this video has gotten I’m truly blown away!
Timothee is amazing at conveying emotions and that’s why he fits Paul so well as that’s a character that went through a lot. When Paul’s breaking down in the tent you can feel the weight of the world on his shoulders, this kid lost his family and now has to at the same time rule and rebuild a kingdom. A child that was forced to grow up and Timothee shows what that can do to a person so well because he always try’s to understand the characters he plays
Yes I've watch him in "The King" and "Little Women" and his performance is always brilliant and phenomenal!! He is a rising star and most definitely will remain significant in the industry for a very long time!!
Definitely seems that way doesn’t it! Can’t wait to see his future films
Thanks for the comment too appreciate it
I feel like The King is so underrated. First thing I saw him in and it blew me away.
I hope he never changes. It's always just such a relief to see him acting. He's so natural and believable. Really goes to show his masteryof the craft and intelligence.
You forgot that Timothée Chalamet auditioned for the Spiderman role but he didn't got it and that one of his first movies was Interstellar which is clearly a big Blockbuster. In the Varity Interview with Emma Stone he also said that he thaught his role in Interstellar was quite big but turned out to be very little which make him sad when ich saw the movie the first time. In my oppinion he just participate in the movies which have en interessting script characters and director regardless of whether its a Blockbuster or an independent film. His enourmes talend and taste in movies show that he is just an extraordinary actor and different to many others, but i think his carrier ist not so much calculated.
Exactly I agree with you 100% he is only doing work he’s proud of and believes in which is what I try to get across in the vid, but if it wasn’t clear I’m sorry I’ll do better next time
Think Murph was supposed to be the son instead of the daughter originally
all those things played out before the turning point of CMBYN, as the video author said, and back then he was younger and probably didn't think about it the way he does now
I love his character in interstellar it’s an amazing movie
The moment I understood the hype around Timothee Chamamet was seeing him in the French dispatch. I really felt in love with his acting there. And crazy enough it’s really not his biggest role, but he took it very seriously.
He is so humble and talented, so different from other actors. Such a legend.
Definitely seems that way for sure
Timmy is absolutely lovely. He deserves to be a known actor. He's not only talented, he's also extremely kind and intelligent, and a great example of what other celebrities should be like 😂
Great video! I agree with everything you said. Keep up the great work 🥰
Definitely! And wow appreciate the kind words means a lot that people enjoy my vids I hope to keep making good ones for you all!
I’m sure every actor wishes their career could be like Timothee but let’s keep in mind that he is incredibly lucky too, a all time talent to be sure but luck plays as big a part as his choices. He also grew up with artistic parents that new how to nurture his artistry and steer him away from certain pitfalls that other actors and artist fall prey too. One of my favorite actors working today. ❤
Thank you for bringing up those points. He did not get where he is or created opportunities all by himself. His parents being artistic plays a huge part in his career trajectory. He didn't have to struggle, be concerned with basic survival, raise kids, live in a single parent home, learn all the industry ins and outs, networking, etc completely alone as hundreds others have. That's not to say he never had any problems of his own, but he had a lot of nurturing along the way.
For every 1 Timothee, think of all the 99 other actors who are most likely just as talented but just didnt get quite so lucky. Survivorship bias
@@mking3232 he grew up in a single parent home.
His heart for storytelling and willingness to be as authentic to the material is what truly sets Timothee apart from your average actor.
100% it’s all about honouring the writer and source material and he does it to a T
It is so true … he is a trailblazer. I love the way of how he or his team carefully placed his path... I want to see him win an Oscar and stay on top.
He definitely chooses roles not looking for Oscar’s or any huge payday but looking to play good characters and that’s why he’ll win an Oscar
Not only is he smart to his own career benefit, but he has an obvious love for films/acting and is constantly working to improve himself so he can offer the most to the filmmaking process. It doesn’t feel like a lot of young actors are taking their craft as seriously as Chalamet, especially while matching the volume of work he’s done in such a short time.
3:20 At this exact moment, one other actor instantly came to my mind - Christian Bale. Then I started noticing how everything that you said about Timothee's acting choices can also be said about Bale. "As a chameleon actor"
Great video.
the title was a tad bit misleading haha, because i thought this was somehow going to roast timothée but i'm so glad i watched! you put everything i've been thinking about his rise to fame in the perfect wording. the thing you mentioned about him playing Paul Atreides was spot on, because even though Atreides is his biggest/blockbuster role, when i think "Timothée" i still think "Elio". even though Call Me By Your Name is a smaller film, timothée shines so bright that you cannot deny how incredible he truly is. him as Elio or him portraying Nic Sheff in Beautiful Boy are two of my absolute favourite roles he's ever done and the first roles that come to mind whenever i think of him, despite them being smaller projects. anyways, love the video, very well said! :)
Ahaha I’m glad you liked the video have to try and market the video through the title and negativity sells. But I want my channel to be about positivity with film so I hardly ever make a negative video.
Beautiful Boy broke my heart it felt soo real
I’ve only seen The King, but he is ridiculously good in that
he doesn’t want to do large block busters. after dune he said he was going to move back to more indie films
Very well-said I truly believe he'll mark the cinematic history and keep his place in this industry. He is my idol and i really hope to meet him one day!
Agreed and thanks for the comment I truly appreciate the engagement it means a lot!
Timothée is the actor of our generation and also my favorite actor; his filmography is superb so his is acting.
Filmography is definitely incredible!
I saw Call Me By Your Name in theaters way back in 2017 and knew he was going to be big. Such an incredible film.
100% agree it’s such a great film
Chalamet did what many actors say they want to do but fail to do. Good characters with good castmates/directors. He succeeded because he's got talent but also he didn't take roles for a big payout and allure of press when others would have.
I’m so excited for his portrayal of Bob Dylan in “Going Electric.” I’ve never seen a single one of his movies but he looks like he can pull off Bob Dylan really well and he has reportedly studied very hard for the role
Oh God... Timothee is gonna ruin Bob Dylan too⚰️
You can tell how he feels about his craft from the way he talks about film and his characters.
Most definitely! Appreciate the comment means a lot to have people engage with my videos
It's what separates TV Netflix actors from film actors.. Timothee is special 🤌❤️🔥💯
Although some great actors are on tv series like Anya Taylor Joy but yes he is a very talented actor
Ok what? Bryan Cranston as Walter White is one of the greatest acting performances of all time & it's from a TV show.
He’s one of my favorite actors, because when I think of him, I think of his characters, and of his acting skills. I don’t think of his celebrity, and I do not think of his fame. That to me is a true actor and true artist; to conjure these meaningful images, not the fluff of modern social media frenzy
He seems like he's just such a genuine dude too.
this was an amazing video from start to finish!!! btw, you have a voice that really suits video essays. thank you for this video and good luck with your channel! 💞
Oh wow thank you so much! Appreciate the kind words it means more than you know.
A very talented actor. I'm definitely a fan and look forward to seeing him in other projects.
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Highly talented, intelligent, ambitious (in the right manner), handsome, grounded, mature, humble, wise and with a high EQ makes Timothee a super star 🌟 in every way. All the love and luck of the universe for him ✨️
Good for him to be such a strategist, shows integrity as well as talent.
The combination needed to be one of the best of any profession
I agree on your analysis wholeheartedly. He's definitely a gem in the industry that would shine for many years to come, the way I see it.
Appreciate the kind words means a lot
Well he did say Leonardo Dicarprio advised him not to do superhero movies, so it was very intentional
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He is such a great actor, and I'm always looking forward to seeing what project he does next. I had the pleasure of meeting him a few years ago when he did a Q&A for Beautiful Boy in Culver City, at the movie theater job I used to work in, and I'm glad to see that he's a pretty chill dude. He's pretty humble
I disagree that Call Me By Your Name did well because of "sheer luck". TC managed to portray the sweet poignancy of a teen discovering first love and sexuality in such an effortless and real manner; and viewers recognize that. Also, his portrayal in Netflix's The King, a very difficult character to play even for seasoned actors, got people to notice him. The talent, tripled with his good personality and unusual good looks, made him rise quickly, further propelled by his friends/colleagues who are always saying good things about him. I think people are just ready for a young, talented actor who is a genuinely nice person with good work ethics rather than some spoiled star splashing front page news on tabloids. This and the fact that he is so adventurous in his fashion choices, just gain him stardom quicker than most. I just hope he continues to shine and mature well despite the challenges of Hollywood.
You forgot 2 most important things that cause his fame:
1. He's drop dead gorgeous.
2. He's actually a good actor, not Regé or Noah.
Yessss, couldn't agree more. For a simple example, daniel radcliffe is known as harry potter for a very long time, yet timothee chalamet is known globally by his name instead of the characters he played.
his little microexpressions are just HNNGGG
Love the 4 minute breakdown packed with great analysis instead of the usual 10-20 min breakdown videos u find on youtube
I know im so sick of people making vids 20 minutes just so they can make more money I’ll always keep my vids to the point!
He has come a long way since his minor role in Interstellar and it is his own hard work. He makes every character come to life with his body language. Very few actors have made such smart choices in terms of roles and their portrayal. He is definitely one of the greats.
He is like Redford who did bit parts early in his career while dealing with astounding good looks that likely played against him. Chalamet has come farther in a shorter amount of time than that also in spite of his beauty because he is so talented. I hope that he expands his abilities and continues to sail his own ship.
I rolled my eyes at the tittle. But glad I watched, wasn't going to, but I realized that there is nothing wrong with him so it has to be a positive video. Timothy is goals.
Ahaha yeah I try to not make too many negative videos on my channel. Glad you liked it means a lot!
Because he purposely used a misleading title .Cheap
I love this. Great video. He's one of my favorite actors for sure. He's truly amazing.
I genuinely believe that CMBYN was not just luck that it grew more popular than imagined. I think timothee’s performance and the beauty all around between the story and the location it was filmed really made it one of the most beautiful movies I have ever watched. And beautiful boy was another one I really just was absolutely mesmerized by. Watching movies like love the coopers is always funny for me because he was so young and the role he took on was so different as compared to what he is known for now. Timothee is so humble and down to earth from what I’ve seen and I can only hope that one day I get to meet him and express my gratitude for the lessons I have learned from his acting
He was phenomenal in The king , Hot summer nights & Dune
Definitely!
he is so captivating. he truly is what i consider a true actor 💜
I am not someone who usually is a fan of someone but I reaaaallly like watching him in movies and I catch myself watching movies because of him
He has by well groomed to this career and has had many good people behind him giving great advice! Plus his positive and grateful disposition! He has been approachable to his FANs in all his venues and in his daily life which only endears more to them!
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One of my favorite actors of all time.
He’s gotta be on everyone’s list! So incredible.
If Timotheé Chalamet is there; I'm in
Thank you for this essay being short! I’m so done with two hours essays haha
Ahaha I hate those they just do it for money and it’s boring. I’ll always keep my videos short and too the point aha
A game changer handsome but androgeneous someday he will have his oscar
Yeah it definitely seems like he will someday
He’s the best one. That boy acts with all his damn bones.
All his bones and all!
I've never seen a Timothee Chalamet movie in my life but RUclips has chosen to place this in my recommendations so I'll watch. I enjoy a good video essay!
i really adore timothee acting performance so much. omg i love this man
He is pretty charismatic on screen and really pulls ppl in with his nuanced acting. I watched little women because I loved saoirse in ladybird and had read the book before. She was amazing in the movie obviously, but the surprise was that i came out loving this guy and Florence too. Then went on to watch Dune just because he was in it. I didn't have much expectations going in since the trailer made me feel like it would either be a spectacular hit or a flop. I really liked it tho and he is the main reason. It's such a pleasure to watch him act. The movie was a bit slow for my taste (now that I look back) and the world building was not to my taste but i was so invested in Paul and his intense on screen presence that i barely noticed all that. Definitely one of the best actors of his generation.
Also what you said is true. All his movie choices are deliberate and a lot of care has been taken in just choosing them. This again just sets him apart from the others I think.
He’s just awesome, he didn’t get greedy or fame hungry. He’s an artist, pure talent ❤
I really appreciate the way you deliver this and illustrate it. I do agree with you. There are ways to navigate through our career. InsyaAllah.
He’s amazing. He’s better than almost any actor his age.
For sure it’s so rare to be so talented that early on usually takes over a decade to become as well round as he is
Great content! He is a very professional person who keeps out of controversy and drama, he seems very interested in acting instead of the fame that comes with it, a true actor. He might become the most successful actor because he is very professional and real. Always brings many dimensions and great depth to his characters, like he chooses quality above all. He is always different and always chooses different types of roles, which helps build his reputation and portfolio. He truly is impressive!
Appreciate the support of the video and yes I for sure agree
You got me with that tile. Good job. Can't discredit small creators using controversial yet vague titles to get attention.
It's a great video.
and after dune, what's his next role? another low budget thriller/horror movie (bones and all). i love that he started as an indie actor and didn't abandon the genre when he reached stardom. he still goes back to indie time and time again.
Timothee is one of the only so called celebrities that I would genuinely want to be friends with. He seems very down to earth, humble, and passionate
AGREED!!! ❤😊
Tim is very handsome and talented. He seems very humble and low key. He seems very nice and professional. I have never heard anyone speak badly of him.
Neither it’s a great testament
He gets a lot of hate unfortunately
NPC's love Timothee Chalamet
Thank you for your beautiful essay about The Exquisite Timothee’ Chalamet♥️🏆
I'm looking forward to see where he goes, he's definitely got my attention
You can't plan your career path in the beginning of an acting career. You litteraly take what you can get. He's a great actor who's also just lucky.
I agree completely that’s why in my video I say he made his plan following shooting into fame for Call Me By Your Name. Please take the time to listen to what I say before commenting on it
@@thejessegrant ok but even after a hit. The only thing you can do is still take offers or reject them. You cannot plan to do a specific role unless you actually write and produce the project. He was LUCKY to have the opportunity to accept those offers even after his first hit. And you personally don't really know what blockbusters he was offered that he turned down. I agree if he was offered a blockbuster super hero role and chose to do an indie instead then good on him. But I think there is a great misunderstanding of the acting industry beeing somehow in the actors control and it truly isn't . You simply can only control how well you perform in the audition and maybe a small amount of control of which offer you pick IF you are lucky enough to have multiple offers but this is akin to 5% of what actually happens with your career which is really not in the actor's hands. Please don't assume people are not watching your video when they comment just because it doesn't fit your hypothesis.
The first film of his I saw was Beautiful Boy and he blew me away. Since then I've watched a number of his films and I am yet to see a bad choice both in the role he's chosen and his portrayals. Seems to be very good at making decisions that work well for him and are well received by the audience.
Agree with you 100%
he is mesmerizing and absolutely beautiful and talented actor, a true actor! always happy to see new project from him!
Nice review and analysis. The only difference is that people cannot simply follow Timothée's path -- when the camera catches him at the right angle, he's stunning, he's a profoundly good actor, he's multi-talented - he can sing, dance and play instruments: basically do whatever he puts his mind to. That's not easily duplicated. And he also is charismatic and befriends his directors and casts. Unbeatable combination.
By the way, thank you so muvh for delivering such insightful and thoughtful videos to us🌟👌I always get something out do them🔥💯Truly.
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Indeed he has built a brand different from everyone else !! And a game changing move.
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I think a key part of his success is that he acknowledges that movies are a director's medium and he's been really smart about his choices in projects.
I admire how he refused to be pigeonholed into the sad boy roles after CMBYN. Doing Wonka, for example, was a huge gamble that paid off. He seems to look for roles that challenge him in new directions. Im sure he's been inundated with offers for the last few years, but he's been making the right choices so far. Looking forward to seeing where he goes next.
Youve put words to what Ive been thinking/ feeling but couldn't quite explain regarding the path he took to fame👌
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Timothee Chalamet is the type of person of quality and substance that Ezra Miller had such potential to grow into if only Ezra hadn't been sucked in by the DC dollar signs. What a waste. You are spot on about Timothee's choice to deny mind numbing Batman type franchises that would have made him rich, but not allowed him to grow and develop into such a talented and respectable person. He's got quite an impressive career ahead of him.
Everytime I see him act, I truly believe the character. I have never seen acting like that before, every character is his own as he owns that character. Every character is different but feels do individualistic to their respective movies that I feel like I can meet that character in real life with the same face and be fooled that this is real life and every one of them is a different person.
I ran around that one alot but he is genuinely a true master of his craft
100%
Definitely choosing to keep his artistic integrity and I appreciate that so much these days. Loved him in The King and Dune.
beautiful boy is one of my favorite movies, both him and steve’s preformance absolutely broke me
Well. He’s also really physically attractive too. That helps in general, with amassing a fandom of hyper girls…
Seeing him first on The King, I knew he was a different caliber from the rest. More great things in the future, I definitely, am expecting from him.
100% that film was incredible from the writing to the cinematography and especially the performances
@@thejessegrant Yes! Quite a different approach for a historical account material for me. The acting added another layer of excitement and interest every minute of the film for me. Oh, and his co-actors! 👏👍
0:37 Of course he mapped it all out. Lisan Al Gaib! As written!!!!!
I think he accepted the role of Paul Atredes because he knows what will happen to that character in the future. Timothee is quickly becoming a legned.
The intelligent actors/actresses always choose scripts carefully. He’s too cool for cheesy blockbusters.
He is extremely talented actor. Love him. ❤️
He's the opposite of Dwayne Johnson. He chose roles he knows he trusts and excels at. He plays different characters each time. He is highly rated, not just for his charisma and publicity but for his talent, unlike the rock.
Loved his portrayal as Elio for CMBYN ❤️
He's an amazing actor.
Definitely!
Thank you, amazing video. He gives me Leonardo DiCaprio and Denzel Washington vibes and I love it he's insanely talented
Thanks for the kind words means a lot! And yes he is definitely of that calibre actor