"Tickety-boo!" Timothée Chalamet on Wonka, Paddington, Dune & having "the coolest job in the world!"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ธ.ค. 2023
- Watching 'Becoming... Wonka' in full on BBC iPlayer in the UK: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...
Timothée Chalamet reveals all to BBC Radio 1's film critic Ali Plumb about taking on the role of Roald Dahl's iconic chocolate maker, Willy Wonka. He also tells us his best Paddington moment, his favourite British phrase and what he learned from Olivia Colman. Plus, he talks about taking inspiration from Gene Wilder and that Troye Sivan impression on Saturday Night Live.
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Watch Timothée's full extended chat with Ali on BBC iPlayer in the UK:
I’ve seen people say that he’s changed (in a bad way) and has “gone Hollywood”, but this press tour is showing that he’s still the same down to earth, slightly awkward, loveable guy that he was 5 years ago 😂
I love how passionate and enthusiastic Chalamet is when he talks about movies. He really cares about them, it's not just mindless movie promotion.
I absolutely love Ali‘s interviews. He really cares about movies and asks interesting questions that seem to be different from the rest of the interviews. Actors always seem to be very comfortable in conversation with him, this interview is no exception!
It's is so lovely to see, that whenever Timmy is with the right counterpart, he is all himself. Yes, he became more mature, he's surely less naive but if he feels comfortable with someone, he totally opens up, is full of joy and excitement like he was in his first interviews. Hollywood will never spoil him!
He’s just so adorable and an Honorary Brit at this point.
This new Wonka guy is amazing, I’ve been traumatized from the other 2 Wonka movies as a kid….this movie is so much different! I don’t feel scared of him at all….if it wasn’t for him playing the part….id probably still be traumatized
i’ll forever be in love with how passionate he is about movies and acting, you can tell it’s genuine enthusiasm and not just a facade. he really is a true cinematic artist.
This is definitely one of my new favorite Timmy interviews! He feels so much more confident and relaxed. I love his film knowledge. Ali is a phenomenal interviewer!
It’s always a good day when Arrested Development gets referenced
Whoever edited this video deserves an award. Such a beautifully put-together production ❤
I like him, he is one of the best young actors in Hollywood.
What a lovely and Humble young man he became. He is just so good and talented person.
It seems like Timmy has come into his own more recently, especially evident in this interview - a bit less awkward and more comfortable, with the conversation flowing effortlessly. You can really see it in his body language. Must be the Ali Plumb effect!
He was incredible as Willy wonka, the movie was a joy to watch.
In my mind, he's Tim Tam Ticketyboo! 😂 He scored himself a Golden Globe nomination! ❤❤❤
He actually really does look like a young Gene Wilder ( first Wonka actor)
Love this interview, it flowed really nicely. Timothée is such a humble actor, I'm going to see Wonka this weekend and I know I'll love it.
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I just saw the movie, Timothee was really wonderful in the role. I'm defintely buying the soundtrack once it comes out. Who knows Timothee can perform at the Oscars lol