Awards season has officially begun and Timmy attended the first awards show of the year at the Palm Springs Film Festival. You can see images from the event below.
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Timothée nominated for a Grammy
Timothée has received a Grammy nomination in the category of Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media for his work in ‘A Complete Unknown’. This marks his first nomination for a major non-acting award.
Could Timothée Chalamet score a Grammy before an Oscar?
The actor has earned his first-ever Grammy nomination for his work in the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown. The film’s soundtrack, on which Chalamet performs several of Dylan’s classics, is among five contenders in the Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media category.
Chalamet’s Bob Dylan performances face tough competition from KPop Demon Hunters, Sinners, Wicked, and F1 The Album.
For his portrayal of the legendary singer-songwriter, Chalamet chose not to lip-sync. Instead, he recorded and performed every song himself playing guitar and harmonica. The soundtrack features his renditions of “Highway 61 Revisited,” “Mr. Tambourine Man,” “I Was Young When I Left Home,” and “A Hard Rain’s a-Gonna Fall.”
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A potential new project with James Mangold
There might be a new project with ‘A Complete Unknown’ director James Mangold in the works with Timmy. Read more below.
The Town is abuzz over High Side, a package based on an unpublished short story by Jaime Oliveira that looms as a potential reteam of Timothée Chalamet and James Mangold. They are just coming off A Complete Unknown, the Bob Dylan smash that got eight Oscar nominations. Chernin Entertainment is attached as producer. Sugar23, which reps Oliveira, is out to the town with the short story pitch package that also is making a buzz in publishing circles.
In High Side, Billy is a former MotoGP racer, who is haunted by a career-ending crash and a family legacy of abandonment but is drawn back into the world of high-speed risks and extreme danger. His estranged brother, already being pursued by the FBI, recruits him for a series of bank robberies on superbikes. A gifted motocross rider, Billy walked away from the sport after a devastating accident, and he has been making do caring for his addict father and the family garage. He’s blindsided when his estranged older brother Cole resurfaces — just after their father’s death — with a proposition: use Billy’s talents for something bigger: robbing banks. Cole assembles a mismatched crew, including a woman who becomes Billy’s lover, and they begin knocking over small-town desert banks with speed and precision. But as the stakes rise, Lennox, an FBI agent who has a complicated history with Cole, closes in as the crew preps its biggest score: a bank job timed with a big motorcycle parade. There are high-speed action and emotional twists and turns in the climax.