Name: CMBYN Screening and Q&A with Timothee Chalamet || NYC Vlog(ish)
Uploaded: 2018-02-06T08:47:56.000Z
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that this type of a film brings people back?

I was just talking about it backstage and talking about it upstairs and

there's an idea that this movie and this story and this book already hold a really

special place in a lot of peoples' hearts. It almost doesn't even matter

what I- it's really just the experience people have watching it. And to...

I wouldn't want to put an expectation in anybody's head.

What's been cool about the- some of the reception we've been getting, it happened

at the first screening at Sundance where somebody said,

that's the father I never had, that's the father I wish I had."

That's awesome. That's, I mean, if it can-

life and how life and love expresses itself can be taken away.

Or really anything, I don't know. Everybody's entitled to their own reaction.

I really had no idea how to play the guitar so

for that three second bit I was literally like

Microphone girl: Hey guys we're up here now.

Audience member: Hello. So this is my first time seeing the movie

but I read the book three times this week. Uh-

Audience member: It's my favorite one. I'm like really- yeah.

Audience member: The story, like, moves me very much. But-

and it's an introspective look at, like, his life

and how he has to make his choices and figure out how to navigate people.

So what's the challenge for you as an actor

or in the book, doesn't have a lot of dialogue but is mostly internal.

Timothée: Yeah, particularly in relation to the book

The blessing is it's like a bible of sorts

and you have infinite source material to pull from

if a scene wasn't making sense in the day

which in the book is like a multiple page description.

not really wanting to know that the camera's there,

is the idea that "wow this book is really beloved by people" and...

I'd been kind of attached for three years but right before I went to Italy

and- just to see what people said about the book online

and it's clear that people that it resonated with it /resonated with./

So that was- that was scary, the idea that

"oh man, I hope fans of the book, and also André who wrote it,

when they see it they're not disappointed."

Question guy: My husband's read it five times.

there's an audiobook out, that's narrated by Armie Hammer!

Timothée: That is super weird to hear you say.

Question guy: Did you- have you listened to it?

Timothée: I listened to some of it, I mean...again,

I guess it kind of takes into mind the whole "call me by your name" idea...

it's like, weird- hearing Armie say my line?

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