Timothée Chalamet Has Never Seen 'Girls'
Timothée Chalamet’s sister is upset because he has never watched Lena Dunham's show Girls, despite her own fondness for Dunham's Too Much. As the Christmas Day premiere of Chalamet’s latest Oscar contender, Marty Supreme, approaches, little is known about the film except it tells the story of real-life table tennis champion Marty Mauser.
Gwyneth Paltrow reportedly shared many intimate scenes with Chalamet in the movie, and according to her, the production chose not to use an intimacy coordinator. Paltrow remarked,
“I’m from the era where you get naked.”This approach highlights a different mindset on filming intimate scenes.
Insights from Vogue Cover Story
- Chalamet’s Vogue interview mentioned intimacy coordinators but didn’t disclose his view on them.
- He declined to comment on Kylie Jenner, saying,
“I just don’t have anything to say.”
- Timothée expressed that he wants children, or at least they “could be on the radar.”
- Currently, he’s “so locked in” with his focus, indicating dedication to his work.
- He is on a break from therapy, approved by his therapist, who advised:
“Hey, when you’re flying, you got to fly. That’s the whole point.”
Other Facts
- Chalamet was rejected by both Harvard and Yale universities.
- He has never watched the show Girls, much to his sister Pauline Chalamet’s disappointment.
Author’s summary: Timothée Chalamet stays focused on his career and personal growth, revealing surprising facts about his past and candid thoughts on therapy, family, and future plans.