Timote, Jalamet, is in historical work late. The actor has recently found a series of hit films that made him find himself in the true status of the Starwar movie, to the point that people seem to buy movie tickets simply because he has the Halamet factor. Of course, no everything The young actor made it successful. Some of Worst movies with Halamet Turn on "Love Cups" in 2015 and "Rain Day in 2019" in 2019, the second arriving two years after Shalamet's breakthrough in 2017 Loveboy story is worth lowering your head over the heels for, "Call me by your name." But the recent film by the actor's actors presented itself extremely well.

After helping "Duna: Part Two" Misdicts of Crossaries With his performance as Paul Atreid, Shalamet played Bob Dylan in the Bioplist nominated for an Oscar "Complete Unknown", who won critical praise and saw the actor take the challenging task of playing one of the biggest music icons of the 20th century. Add his leading performance to "Vonka" in 2023, which did $ 634 million On the $ 125 million budget, and you have a real starvoles on your hands.

But from the TV side, Shalamet has yet to hit Bonafide's hit. He played a repetitive role as a fine Wall in the "homeland" of Showtime, but it is his biggest TV -role to date, and it has returned in 2012; He has yet to act in something on the small screen. But it seems that things were close to work very differently in that regard - that is, until the actor bombed his audition for what would become a hit series for horror.

In "Interstellar" in 2014, Jalamet played a 15-year version of Tom Cooper, son of Matthew McConaughey, Josephosef Cooper. At that time, the young actor was confident that the film would transform his life, however what remains Jalamet's favorite film did absolutely nothing about his career. Instead, he will have to wait until "Call me by your name" in 2017 to lower his role in the breakthrough and to receive the recognition he was looking for. Not to fully utilize his audition for a series of horror A & E BC, however, it may be much earlier.

The year before Interselar, he debuted "A&E debut", "Bates Motel", a series of horror drama inspired by Robert Bloch's novel "Psycho" of 1959. Imagined as a translation of Alfred Hitchcock adaptation of "Psycho", the show focused on Norman Bate and film. Instead of being put in a fictional city in California, like the film, the events of the series took place in the white pine bay, Oregon, and, just to make things even more confusing, the show was set up nowadays, despite being foretold. With an unnecessarily astonishing setting like that, you can expect it to do pretty weak, but it actually lasted five seasons and proved to be quite popular during its 2017 work.

The series was also characterized by eventual Actress "House of the Dragon" Olivia Cook, who revealed that the recording of "Bates Motel" has taken a lot of mental toll. Whether the same would be true for Timote, Halamet, however, will remain a mystery forever, as the actor lost the lead role because he completely missed the point of his audition.

In a Backstage The interview, Timote Shalamet, was asked about his worst auditory story, and the actor stressed his attempt to land Norman Bates' lead role in Bates Motel, explaining how he confused the source material for something else:

"I did it when I was 14 or 15, and I was told that this was a young" psycho ". And I went to Netflix, and the first thing that appeared for "Psycho" was "American Psycho", which is obviously very specific tonal and wise for performance.

While Patrick Bateman remains one of the most prominent fictional psychopaths in the history of the film, he is not the same kind of "psycho" as Norman Bates. But I would lie if I said I didn't want to see Shalamat as the impression of Patrick Batman - especially from "American Psycho" gets a remake with a perfect director. Perhaps Shalamet could even be well suited for Batman in the new film, if the co-Starvala "Duna: Part Two" Austin Butler was no longer thrown.

Interestingly, Freddie Hajmore, who eventually followed the lead role in the Bates Motel, starred as Charlie Bettle in the adaptation of Tim Burton "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" back in 2005. Meanwhile, Halamet played the title in Vonka, showing a younger version of the eccentric chocolate For the 2023 film the same way that Himmore played a young Norman Bates in his Serie A & E.