Timothee Chalamet joins the cast
Yeah,TalkOnCorners wrote:Was he? I thought he was older? Never mind then.Allstar wrote:TalkOnCorners wrote:Hmmm...
Two large ones and possibly fan favorites, along with a few smaller parts. Although since we don't know what roles Bill Irwin and Casey Affleck are playing, it could be two of four possibilities.thrice wrote:yea but it's already pretty crowded. Are there any substantial roles left?Rudinet wrote:Interesting. All right Chris time to cast some actors of different ethnicities maybe.
http://bwog.com/2013/09/19/peoplehop-timothee-chalamet/
You can read the rest of the interview in the link.Bwog: What’s up next for you?
TC: There’s this movie called Interstellar that’s coming out in November, 2014 that I shot over the summer which has some very cool people in it. And I just did a short called Spinners that hopefully is going to hit a couple of festivals–hopefully even TriBeCa so I can go see it. Besides that I’m trying to focus on school for now.
Bwog: Did you feel accepted amongst your cast mates?
TC: Yes and no. I wasn’t able to vibe with some of the older people, but it makes sense that a 30 year old wouldn’t want to hang with some sixteen year old. And on my end, it would sorta be like hanging out with one of my dad’s friends. Plus, I was a guest on the show–I got close with the people playing my parents, but it was clear that I wasn’t a regular. It was weird being that young–Interstellar and Spinners were the first times I’ve ever been on a set alone, without my parents or a guardian. They don’t teach you in drama school how to be on a film set when you’re working and twenty years younger than everyone around you. And then you’re there with your mom or you grandmother–because I had to have an adult with me–which gets awkward. That being said, all of the older actors were really nice, especially on Interstellar. I’m really glad to be around people my own age now, though. I think it can get unhealthy to be sixteen years old and have people everywhere giving you unnecessary praise–that’s a lot of why I’m here.
Bwog: What’s your favorite project?
TC: Definitely Interstellar. I mean, Chris Nolan is the man–you can feel the brilliance radiating off of him. Everything he does is just a great mindfuck, especially this one. And Matthew McConaughey was amazing and John Lithgow was amazing–he went to Harvard and encouraged me to come here as well, and there’s this little actress called Mackenzie Foy who was twelve and so, so talented. Such an amazing soul–her mom, too. I spent a month in a half in a suburb of Calgary alone doing the film, which was great before coming to college.
Since Lithgow and Chalamet are both done filming...
