Timothée Chalamet stars in a brand-new business for Apple TV+. The comparatively new streaming service, which launched in November 2019, is dwelling to a roster of profitable collection and movies, together with the Jason Sudeikis comedy Ted Lasso, which has already gained 11 Emmys. Other titles on the platform embrace the genre-bending homicide thriller The Afterparty, the vacation musical Spirited, and the weirdo sci-fi office collection Severance.
Today, Apple TV+ dropped a business starring Chalamet, titled “Call Me” in reference to his Oscar-nominated position within the Luca Guadagnino romance movie Call Me By Your Name.
The business follows Chalamet spiraling after watching CODA and realizing that Apple produced the newest Best Picture winner. He makes an attempt to bolster himself by bragging about being in two Best Picture nominees, however when he realizes all the opposite stars which are working with Apple (together with Jennifer Lawrence, Selena Gomez, and a cameoing Jason Momoa), he begs Apple to name him so he would not really feel omitted.
The “Call Me” business is a non secular sequel to a earlier business titled “Everyone But Jon Hamm” during which the Mad Men star realized he was being omitted of the platform’s star-studded lineup. This business was a precursor to the actor getting solid in season 3 of AppleTV+’s drama The Morning Show, reverse Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon. There is at present no phrase if Chalamet will find yourself nabbing an enormous AppleTV+ undertaking for himself, however even when he would not, he has a banner 12 months forward of him.
Although he hasn’t been a fixture this awards season regardless of reteaming with Guadagnino for the cannibal romance movie Bones and All in 2022, the Oscar nominations haven’t but been introduced, so there may be nonetheless an opportunity he might kick off his 12 months with an look on the ceremony. Regardless, when this 12 months’s vacation season rolls round, will probably be his time to shine. First, on November 3, he will likely be reprising the position of Paul Atreides in Dune: Part Two, which sees director Denis Villeneuve returning to helm an adaptation of the second half of the traditional Frank Herbert sci-fi novel.