Josh Brolin's Poetry on Timothée Chalamet Sparks Mixed Reactions

The 'Dune' actor's verses on his co-star's youthful appearance have led to a variety of responses, from admiration to discomfort.

Josh Brolin, known for his role in 'Dune,' has written poetry about co-star Timothée Chalamet, focusing on his youthful appearance and prompting discussions on age and mortality.
The poem, part of a coffee table book titled 'Dune: Exposures,' has sparked a wide range of reactions online, from admiration to discomfort due to the age difference between Brolin and Chalamet.
The book, a collaboration between Brolin and cinematographer Greig Fraser, offers an inside look at the making of 'Dune' through various literary and photographic formats.
Internet reactions to the poem have been mixed, with some finding it endearing and others deeming it inappropriate.
Despite the controversy, the book aims to provide a deeper understanding of the on-set experience and the relationships formed during the filming of 'Dune.'