Timothée Chalamet explains why he pushed for the musical performances to be recorded live, rather than be pre-recorded, in A Complete Unknown.

Timothée Chalamet’s lauded transformation into rock icon Bob Dylan in “A Complete Unknown” was so complete, it went all the way down to his cuticles. The “Dune 2” actor, 28, ended rampant speculation about whether the surprisingly long fingernails he has in the new biopic (out Dec. 25) are actually his own during an interview with Fandango.

My dad is pretty obsessed with Bob Dylan (as is true for so many millennials and Gen Xers), so when word came out that there was going to be a Bob Dylan biopic—titled A Complete Unknown—I knew immediately that I wanted to see it.

The actor also joined Elle Fanning and Edward Norton — stars of a new film tracing the musician’s ascent — for an after-party at the Chelsea Hotel.

Elle Fanning and Timothée Chalamet made a stylish appearance at the New York City screening of A Complete Unknown, the highly anticipated Bob Dylan biopic.At the Museum of Modern Art in New York City,

James Mangold & Jay Cocks Starring: Timothée Chalamet, Edward Norton, Monica Barbaro, Elle Fanning, Boyd Holbrook, Dan Fogler, Norgert Leo Butz, Scoot McNairy Rating: R for language Runtime: 141 minutes A Complete Unknown: Release Date,

A Hollywood love letter to Bob Dylan, with all that implies, “A Complete Unknown” works well on its chosen, extremely glossy terms. Its craftsmanship is formidable. Then again, you don’t necessarily need quality to sell one of these things,

The long-awaited movie biography of legendary singer/songwriter Bob Dylan finally comes to the big screen on Christmas Day. Following Dylan from the time he arrived in New York City from Minnesota as a 19-year-old,

James Mangold's portrait of a young artist is an entertaining crowd-pleaser that cuts across multiple generations.

It’s not the most glowing profile, though the sheer brilliance of the songs — so many the movie might be deemed a musical — show Dylan’s undeniable genius.