Timothée Chalamet Makes History with Dual Oscar Nominations and Record-Breaking Milestones

The 29-year-old actor is the youngest since James Dean to earn two Best Actor nominations and leads two Best Picture nominees in the same year.

Timothée Chalamet received his second Best Actor Oscar nomination for his portrayal of Bob Dylan in the biopic 'A Complete Unknown,' following his first nomination in 2018 for 'Call Me By Your Name.'
At age 29, Chalamet is the youngest actor since James Dean to achieve two Best Actor nominations before turning 30, a rare accomplishment in Academy history.
Chalamet is the first actor to lead roles in two Best Picture-nominated films in the same year, with 'A Complete Unknown' and 'Dune: Part Two' both receiving nods.
His performance in 'A Complete Unknown' has been widely praised for its depth and authenticity, with the film earning eight total nominations, including Best Director and multiple acting categories.
Chalamet's unconventional Oscar campaign, including appearances on ESPN and hosting 'Saturday Night Live,' highlights his ability to balance serious artistry with a playful public persona.