Timothée Chalamet

He attends Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts, New York City.

He lands minor parts on television and made his Off-Broadway debut in “The Talls”.

He had recurring roles on the TV series “Royal Pains” and “Homeland”.

Graduates high school.

He joins the cast of Christopher Nolan’s “Interstellar”, in which he played the younger version of Casey Affleck’s character. Afterwards he enrolled in college, first attending Columbia University, New York City, and then New York University, but he eventually dropped out to focus on acting.

Chalamet’s breakthrough year came in 2017 when he starred in “Call Me by Your Name”, where he played Elio, a cosmopolitan teenager living in Italy during the 1980s, who falls for his father’s summer intern, Oliver. Chalamet’s performance was so good that he became the youngest performer in 80 years to receive an Academy Award nomination for best actor (watch out for the sequel). A succession of films quickly followed, including “Lady Bird”, “Hostiles”, and “Hot Summer Nights”.

Chalamet acted in “Beautiful Boy”.

Chalamet starred in Netflix’s The King, based on William Shakespeare’s Henriad cycle.

Chalamet acted in his biggest blockbuster sci-fy movie “Dune” and also joined the casts of Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch” and Adam McKay’s dark comedy “Don’t Look Up”.

Chalamet united with movie director Paul Guadagnino in the road film “Bones and All” and lent his voice to the Netflix adult animated musical special “Entergalactic”, directed by Kid Cudi.