Timothée Chalamet is 28 years outdated and simply landed the fourth Golden Globe nomination of his profession. He’s in rivalry for the perfect actor in a movement image drama prize on the 2025 ceremony because of his acclaimed efficiency as Bob Dylan within the biographical music drama “A Full Unknown.” Chalamet’s final three nominations didn’t finish in victory; he not too long ago advised SiriusXM there’s nothing funnier than ripping up your acceptance speech after shedding.

“That is my fourth Golden Globe nomination,” Chalamet mentioned. “Look, I’ll simply say this… There’s nothing extra uniquely hilarious and one thing you can not share with anybody while you get house and also you tear up the little factor that you just by no means had to make use of and also you suppose to your self, ‘You narcissistic smug prick. On what planet did you suppose you had been gonna use this?’”

Chalamet was beforehand nominated on the Golden Globes for his performances in “Name Me by Your Identify,” “Stunning Boy” and “Wonka.” His work in “Name Me by Your Identify” went on to earn an Oscar nomination for greatest actor at 22 years outdated, making him one of many class’s youngest nominees in historical past.

This yr, Chalamet is nominated in the perfect actor in a movement image drama class alongside Adrien Brody for “The Brutalist,” Daniel Craig for “Queer,” Colman Domingo for “Sing Sing,” Ralph Fiennes for “Conclave” and Sebastian Stan for “The Apprentice.” He’s broadly anticipated to earn an Oscar nomination for his work as Bob Dylan. He carried out his personal singing and guitar within the movie.

“Chalamet, singing in a nasal and barely clenched voice, his tone as rock-steady as his gaze, sings out the lyrics as in the event that they had been an incantation…and at that second, he turns into Bob Dylan,” Selection chief movie critic Owen Gleiberman wrote in his rave. “The voice, the hardscrabble directness, the non secular harshness that melts into one thing lyrical — it’s all there… Chalamet rises to the problem of capturing the prickly charisma of Dylan’s inchoate, anti-matter, read-between-the-lines persona. It’s a transfixing efficiency that’s true to Dylan and, simply as vital, true to the logic of flicks.”

“A Full Unknown” opens in theaters Dec. 25 from Searchlight Photos.