Timothée Chalamet Earns Acclaim for Transformative Role as Bob Dylan in 'A Complete Unknown'

The James Mangold-directed biopic explores Dylan's pivotal years and features live musical performances by the cast.

Timothée Chalamet spent over five years preparing for his role as Bob Dylan, immersing himself in Dylan's music, history, and mannerisms.
The film focuses on Dylan's journey from 1961 to 1965, including his rise in the folk scene and the controversial shift to electric music at Newport Folk Festival.
Director James Mangold emphasized authenticity, with all musical performances in the film sung live by the actors, including Chalamet and co-stars Edward Norton and Monica Barbaro.
The biopic has received praise from critics and musicians, including Neil Young, who called it a 'great tribute' to Dylan's life and work.
Chalamet's portrayal has been lauded for capturing Dylan's essence, blending his own interpretation with the iconic singer-songwriter's distinctive voice and persona.