Live
TV
didn’t
get
the
best
of
Timothée
Chalamet.
While
presenting
his
film
A
Complete
Unknown
alongside
cast
members
Elle
Fanning,
Edward
Norton
and
Monica
Barbaro
at
the
2025
SAG
Awards
on
Feb.
23,
Timothée
had
a
bit
of
hiccup
when
it
came
to
his
lines.
“As David
Lynch once
said
about Bob
Dylan,”
the
29-year-old
began.
“He
tapped
into
some
kind
of
vein
and
he
keeps
on
keeping
on.”
After
a
brief
pause,
the
Bones
and
All
star
quickly
realized
it
was
still
his
turn
to
read
the
prompter—and
as
he
finished,
Timothée
hilariously
revealed
what
may
have
caused
the
mishap.
“A
Complete
Unknown
traces
that
vein—should’ve
done
a
rehearsal,”
he
quipped
as
the
audience
laughed,
“that
vein
back
to
Greenwich
Village,
where
the
story
of
rock’s
legendary
poet
begins.”
And
in
true
rock
star
fashion,
the
show
went
on
and
the
cast
finished
their
segment
without
a
hitch.
While
he
didn’t
take
home
a
trophy
for
his
award-worthy
save,
Timothée
did
make
history
as
the
youngest
actor
to
win
the
Screen
Actors
Guild
Award
for
Outstanding
Lead
Actor
in
a
Motion
Picture
for
his
portrayal
of
Bob
Dylan.
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