Overview
- Paltrow recounted on The Run-Through with Vogue that she offered Chalamet microneedling advice before learning his pockmarks were prosthetic, praising his “beautiful” real-life skin.
- She described Chalamet’s look as including pockmarks, beady eyes via contacts, and glasses, crediting the makeup team for work so realistic it fooled her on set.
- Paltrow also said her daughter thought viral photos of her kissing Chalamet during filming were “awesome,” while her son was “mortified,” reflecting their mixed reactions.
- In a separate interview, Paltrow said director Josh Safdie sought a performer with a “landed gentry quality,” and she acknowledged her “very privileged” upbringing as part of that perception.
- Marty Supreme, directed by Safdie and distributed by A24, is a 1950s-set drama starring Chalamet as a ping-pong phenom and Paltrow as Kay Stone, opening in theaters on Dec. 25.