Timothée Chalamet takes on Bob Dylan in James Mangold’s biopic, A Complete Unknown, delivering a transformative performance that’s worth your time.
This film doesn’t attempt to tell Dylan’s entire life story. Instead, it focuses on his early years (1961-1965) when he rose to fame, fell in love, and stirred controversy by going electric at the Newport Folk Festival.
Chalamet spent years perfecting Dylan’s voice and mannerisms, delivering a captivating portrayal of the enigmatic singer-songwriter.
Supporting performances from Elle Fanning, Edward Norton, and Boyd Holbrook add depth to the story, with standout moments including recreations of Dylan’s iconic songs like ‘Blowin’ in the Wind’ and ‘Like A Rolling Stone.’
Director James Mangold’s decision to highlight Dylan’s flaws—his aloofness, unfaithfulness, and unapologetic reinvention—adds authenticity, reminding us that Dylan’s mystery is part of his allure.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to Dylan’s music, A Complete Unknown offers an engaging look at the man behind the legend. Catch it in cinemas on December 25 (US) and January 17 (UK).
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