🔴Timothée Chalamet Details How He Transformed Into Bob Dylan for #Movie ✔ P B P

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He continued, “This is about not only myself interpreting Bob, but Edward Norton interpreting Pete Seeger, Monica interpreting Joan Baez and Boyd Holbrook interpreting Johnny Cash in this moment in the '60s where American culture was a kaleidoscope and Greenwich Village was a kaleidoscope, the way culture still is now too, but without being a history teacher, that was the beginning, personalized music, stuff with intention, stuff with poetry, it all started there in the movie.”

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The biopic focuses on Dylan's early days as a musician in New York City, including the Minnesota native's iconic performance at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival. There, the mostly acoustic singer-songwriter rocked out on electric guitar and shook up the folk music scene.

And that’s where Timothée really had a change to shine as the “Blowin’ In The Wind” singer.

When it came to the full performances, the Wonka star prerecorded a number of tracks but advocated to use his own singing voice as he felt the professional recordings often felt “too clean” for the film. And for one particular scene that sees Timothée performing in a hospital room, the intimacy of doing the song live on camera paid off.