Timothée Chalamet expresses his desire to direct his own AppleTV+ show or film in his latest campaign, Call Me With Timothée Chalamet, with the streaming service.
In the commercial, while a home chef prepares a meal for him, the 27-year-old Oscar nominee is seen scrolling an iPad while browsing the streaming service.
“All right, Apple, you definitely have taste,” he says wistfully of her impressive cast. “Chris Evans, Jen [Aniston] and reese [Witherspoon]Maya Rudolph…’
Wistful: Timothée Chalamet expresses his desire to score his own AppleTV+ show or movie on the streaming service in his latest Call Me With Timothée Chalamet campaign
He further marvels at how “sick” it is that Will Ferrell, Ryan Reynolds and Gary Oldman all have AppleTV+ programming.
“But it feels like you’re missing someone,” said the Little Women star while staring at a portrait of herself. “Come on Apple. Let’s talk.’
For the past few months, Chalamet has been busy preparing to portray the legendary Bob Dylan in an upcoming biopic titled Going Electric, which is still in the works.
Dreaming: As a home chef prepares him a meal in the commercial, the 27-year-old Oscar nominee is seen scrolling an iPad as he browses the streaming service
“Okay Apple, you definitely have taste,” he says wistfully. “Chris Evans, Jen [Aniston] and reese [Witherspoon]Maya Rudolph…’
Ready for his next project: He continues to marvel at how “sick” it is that Will Ferrell, Ryan Reynolds and Gary Oldman all have AppleTV+ programming
“But it feels like you’re missing someone,” the Little Women star said as he stared at a portrait of himself and alluded to himself. “Come on Apple. Let’s talk’
“I kept preparing, which was one of the greatest gifts I’ve received,” he told Variety in November.
The performer continued, “It’s been a wonderful experience to be immersed in this world, whether we make it or not,” he continued.
Chalamet added, “But without giving anything away – because I don’t want to pre-empt anyone and things obviously need to come together officially – the winds are blowing in a very positive direction.”
Demanding schedule: Chalamet has been busy preparing to portray the legendary Bob Dylan in an upcoming biopic titled Going Electric, which is still in the works
“I kept preparing, which was one of the greatest gifts I’ve received,” he told Variety in November.
More in brief: Prior to his casting, the New York native had already been honing his singing voice for his role in the upcoming movie musical Wonka
Prior to his casting, the New York native had already been honing his singing voice for his role in the upcoming film musical Wonka.
Although details of the film are yet to be revealed, the film will reportedly follow “a young Willy Wonka and how he met the Oompa-Loompas in one of his earliest adventures,” according to the film’s IMDb page.
Wonka, based on Roald Dahl’s famous character of the same name, is slated for release this December.
Early Adventures: Though details of the film have yet to be released, the film will reportedly follow “a young Willy Wonka and how he met the Oompa-Loompas in one of his earliest adventures,” according to the film’s IMDb page (Chalamet pictured 2021)
Reprisal: Chalamet has another film in post-production, Dune: Part Two, in which he will reprise his role as Paul Atreides
The Beautiful Boy actor will helm the film alongside Academy Award winner Olivia Colman, comedian Keegan-Michael Key and Mr. Bean actor Rowan Atkinson.
Chalamet has another film in post-production, Dune: Part Two, in which he will reprise his role as Paul Atreides.
The first film was a commercial and critical success, grossing more than $400 million worldwide and taking home 10 Academy Award nominations and winning six of the awards.