Timothée Chalamet was hard at work on his upcoming Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown on Thursday, but this time he had backup in the form of his stuntman.
The 28-year-old actor and his stuntman alternated filming scenes on a motorcycle with his costar Elle Fanning A Complete Unknown will trace Dylan's move to New York City in 1961 to establish himself as a folk singer Rotolo was a major influence on the future hitmaker's songwriting at the time, and she was famously featured snuggling up against him affectionately as they trudged through the snow on the iconic cover of his 1963 sophomore album The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan.
During filming, Timothée was at one point joined by his stuntman, who shook hands with him in a somewhat surreal scene. The stuntman wore a similar wig of tightly packed curls, though his hair wasn't as voluminous as Timothée's, and the wig appeared to pull back in the wind as he was driving the motorcycle, revealing a hint of his real hairline
Then it was his turn to do the driving. Although he took over for the top-line talent, it was apparently considered safe enough for Elle to still sit on the back of the bike while wrapping her arms around his chest. It's not clear what year the Complete Unknown scenes are set in, but Timothée's attire, sunglasses and shaggy hair suggest that it might be toward the end of Dylan and Rotolo's romance.
It's not clear what year the Complete Unknown scenes are set in, but Timothée's attire, sunglasses and shaggy hair suggest that it might be toward the end of Dylan and Rotolo's romance
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