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Reportedly, Timothee Chalamet worked really hard for his upcoming role as Bob Dylan in the new biopic about the legendary rocker's life.
Timothee said, "For the movie, I had to learn 13 [songs], let’s say… but in total, I could probably play 30."
He continued, "Tim Monich was a dialect coach… who I worked with for years on this. I worked with a harmonica coach for five years, and then worked with a woman named Polly Bennett, who’s a movement coach… [A]ctually we got more out of just working on the script together than anything physicality-related."
He added, "And then, for my own spirit-gathering – for lack of a better metaphor – I retraced Bob’s steps through Chicago and Madison, Wisconsin… I started in Hibbing, in Duluth. And I spent about a week where he is from in Minnesota."
Bob Dylan's biopic called A Complete Unknown will be out on December 25th.
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Just from watching the movie trailer below I'm predicting Timothee Chalamet will be nominated for awards for his portrayal and performance as Bob Dylan. -Shroom