Timothée Chalamet Fined for Lime Bike Ride to 'A Complete Unknown' Premiere

The actor's eco-friendly red carpet arrival in London drew attention but reportedly resulted in a disputed parking fine.

Timothée Chalamet arrived at the London premiere of 'A Complete Unknown' on a Lime e-bike, a choice he described as ecological and practical due to traffic jams.
The actor claimed on a French talk show that he received a £65 fine (approximately $79) for improperly parking the bike, though Lime's penalty structure suggests this amount may be exaggerated.
Chalamet's bike ride, which included posing with the bike on the red carpet, has been widely discussed as part of his unconventional press tour for the Bob Dylan biopic.
The film, directed by James Mangold, has received critical acclaim and awards buzz, with Chalamet's portrayal of Dylan earning him multiple nominations.
Discrepancies remain over the source and amount of the fine, with Lime and local authorities unable to confirm the actor's claim.