Timothée Chalamet Hosts 'SNL,' Performs Bob Dylan Deep Cuts

The actor, celebrating his Oscar nomination for 'A Complete Unknown,' served as both host and musical guest, delivering personal favorites from Dylan's catalog.

Timothée Chalamet hosted 'Saturday Night Live' for the third time, marking his first appearance as a musical guest.
He performed three Bob Dylan songs—'Outlaw Blues,' 'Three Angels,' and 'Tomorrow Is a Long Time'—accompanied by musician James Blake on piano.
Chalamet used his monologue to humorously reflect on his awards show losses, showing a montage of disappointed reactions and staging a faux acceptance speech interrupted by Kenan Thompson.
The episode also featured sketches highlighting Chalamet's comedic range, including a barista-in-training and a fitness instructor in a chaotic bungee workout class.
Chalamet's performances and comedic moments were widely praised, with his musical choices appealing to Dylan enthusiasts and further boosting his Oscar campaign for 'A Complete Unknown.'