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Before the 2017 acclaimed romance dramaCall Me by Your Namepropelled Timothée Chalamet toward international fame, Christopher Nolan’s climactic science fiction spectacle had already laid down the base for the actor’s rise to stardom. Neither of the two films, however, both of which landed Academy Awards, were able to stoke his passion for acting; it was instead a coming-of-age comedy that managed to hit the mark.

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Treading the Waters of Hollywood WithInterstellar

Timothée Chalamet‘s first step into the film industry started off with him portraying a spoiled teenager in the second season of the television series,Homeland. A couple of years later, the French-American actor landed a role in a project that would mark his film debut,Men, Women & Children(2014). The same year, the 27-year-old bagged a coveted place inChristopher Nolan‘s cinematic masterpiece,Interstellar, which marked a major milestone for Chalamet (for obvious reasons).

Sure, the WB film starringMatthew McConaugheynudged the Oscar nominee toward fame and increased opportunities and even made him realize that acting was his“real ambition.”But at that time, Chalamet had enrolled himself in Columbia University, and as thrilling as it was for him to have offers lined up at his threshold, the inevitable clash of his work and education made things hazy and uncertain for him.

Timothée Chalamet

“At that point, I was getting so many offers to work in film that it made it difficult for me to pursue my studies in literature. I think I already knew after Christopher Nolan hired me to play in Interstellar that acting was my real ambition in life.”

EnterGreta Gerwig‘s solo directorial debut,Lady Bird.

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The Film That Opened Timothée Chalamet’s Heart to Acting

A comedy/drama starringLittle Women‘s Saoirse Ronan andManchester by the Sea‘s Lucas Hedges,Lady Birdnarrates the tale of a strained yet loving relationship between a mother and daughter as the latter tries to navigate the complex facets of her life. And it was this award-winning movie that made theDunestar fall in love with acting after making him realize that it was indeed his true calling.

“It wasn’t until I did Lady Bird and my experience working with outstanding actors like Saoirse Ronan and Lucas Hedges. I learned so much from them and also from Greta Gerwig, the director, that I decided that I would totally dedicate myself to acting.”

Lady Bird

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Not only did the film earn five Oscar nominations, including one for Best Picture, but it also became the apple of critics’ eyes, with some even deeming it one of the best films of 2017. So, it makes sense why it would hold such a special place in Chalamet’s heart.

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BothInterstellarandLady Birdcan be streamed on Paramount + or rented/purchased on Apple Tv+.

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With a prolific knowledge of everything pop culture and a strong penchant for writing, Khushi has penned over 700 articles during her time as an author at FandomWire.An abnormal psychology student and an fervent reader of dark fiction, her most trusted soldiers are coffee and a good book.

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