Monday, June 1, 2026

Blonde on Blonde: Timothee Chalamet Readies for Sequel to “A Complete Unknown” at Screening

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Yesterday in Los Angeles, Timothee Chalamet sported his usual dark tresses.

Today in New York, at a screening for James Mangold’s “A Complete Unknown,” Timmy went blonde. With bangs.

Perhaps he misunderstood the title of Bob Dylan’s landmark 1966 album, “Blonde on Blonde.” That album came next after the movie about Dylan ended in 1965. Dylan himself did not go blonde. But maybe Chalamet is thinking about a sequel. “A Complete Unknown” could turn into “The Crown.”

At least Chalamet wasn’t wearing a Leopard Skin Pill Box Hat!

Tomorrow night there’s another screening of the Mangold movie. Watch for Chalamet to turn up with a banjo for the “Nashville Skyline” chapter of Dylan’s life!

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