Timothée Chalamet chante Bob Dylan en live dans Un Parfait Inconnu :  la vidéo des coulisses - Vidéo Dailymotion

Cinéphile Francais

Le film de James Mangold sortira le 29 janvier 2025 en France au cinéma

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00:00Like a rolling stone, take in.

00:03The Bob Dylan story in itself is a story about being an artist and how we find our way in the world.

00:10One of the things that's most important to me are the performances, is the collaboration with the actors.

00:15Once upon a time you're just so fine, through the bums of dime in your prime.

00:20Timmy and I, it's been five years working on this movie together.

00:23It was important for me to sing and play live because if I can actually do it, why should there be an element of artifice here?

00:29And I'm proud that we took that leap.

00:32You used to laugh about.

00:36He has 40 songs in the movie that he performs live on guitar and harmonica and singing live take after take after take.

00:42I had goosebumps.

00:43You can see how much love and how hard he's worked and how much he cares about getting this right.

00:50How does it feel?

00:52I see you in there.

00:55It's a true feat to doing songs.

00:57What is the process, babe?

00:59Now I taught the weeping willow how to cry.

01:02The voice somehow made it his own.

01:04You know, it feels just as authentic and true as Johnny Cash, but sort of brings his own energy to it.

01:09The basis, whether you male or female, here's what you sing.

01:12Getting to learn and play the music itself was a huge hook for me.

01:18Everett probably got the least amount of time of any of us to wrap his head around the character.

01:21He did an extra, I mean, he fully, fully went for it.

01:24The hour that the ship comes in.

01:27I didn't play guitar.

01:28I could kind of play the ukulele and I'd sing in the shower.

01:31That was pretty much where I started this.

01:33I remember just listening to her and just, she's singing that?

01:36Is that Joan or is that her?

01:38Go away from my window.

01:42Much of working on the music actually gave me so much insight into who she was and what the time was like.

01:49There's an energy and chemistry to the interaction between a performer and a live audience that's just different.

01:57We're set up to record all of the performances for real.

02:00All of the microphones are real period microphones.

02:02All the instruments are real period instruments.

02:04We have done this movie 100% live.

02:07There's no earpiece.

02:08There's no timing mechanism or anything.

02:10Oh, but it ain't anything.

02:14No, no, no.

02:15There's a lot that has to happen to feel authentic to them on stage.

02:18It has to feel real like a live show.

02:20And a lot of Bob's performances are improvised.

02:23So for Timmy to be up there and make each performance his own is incredible.

02:27You know what I'm so proud of with every actor in this is everyone fiercely defended their real-life counterpart.

02:32It's a movie about music that is unadorned and authentic.

02:36You could feel the thing working for everyone.

02:45It's over.

02:58You could feel the thing working for everyone.

03:03You could feel the thing working for people in Maine.

03:04You could feel the same thing working for everyone.

03:06Go to Ben.

Timothée Chalamet chante Bob Dylan en live dans Un Parfait Inconnu : la vidéo des coulisses

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