Timothée Chalamet has been making headlines for the past few months as he starred in two big shot films in 2024.

Firstly, he featured in Dune: Part Two, which became the talk of the town. Secondly, he gave a spectacular performance in Bob Dylan’s biopic titled, A Complete Unknown.

The 29-year-old, in a recent interview, was asked what he learnt from playing Dylan in a biopic.

While responding to the question in a press conference, Chalamet drew a comparison in both of his iconic characters.

He believes that the two roles taught him a similar message which is to ‘be wary of cult-like figure’.

Deadline reported that the Wonka actor stated: “I won’t speak for him [Bob Dylan] because he’s alive and well in Malibu, but my interpretation is just be wary of any saviour-like figures.”

He explained: “Frank Herbert’s Dune, which was written in the same period of American history, granted, Frank Herbert was on the West Coast, probably doing acid at a typewriter, and Bob Dylan was on the East Coast.”

“But the messaging was still similar”, Timothée concluded.

The French American actor has even bagged an Oscar nomination for A Complete Unknown in the category of Best Actor.