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Timothée Chalamet, the actor known for his roles in films such as Call Me by Your Name and Dune, made his debut as a musical guest on Saturday Night Live in January 2025. Timothée Chalamet, who stars as Bob Dylan in the biographical film A Complete Unknown, performed three classic Dylan songs during the episode.
Chalamet’s musical performance on SNL was an opportunity for the actor to showcase his connection to Dylan’s music and promote the film for which he was nominated in the Best Actor category for the Oscars 2025.
Timothée Chalamet sang Outlaw Blues, Three Angels, and Tomorrow Is a Long Time as a musical guest on Saturday Night Live.
Exploring in detail the songs Timothée Chalamet sang on Saturday Night Live
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During his SNL appearance, Timothée Chalamet performed three songs by Bob Dylan: Outlaw Blues, Three Angels, and Tomorrow Is a Long Time. The songs represented different phases of Dylan's career and highlighted the variety of his musical styles. Timothée Chalamet began with Outlaw Blues, a track from Dylan’s 1965 album Bringing It All Back Home.
Known for its electric guitar riffs and upbeat tempo, Outlaw Blues marked a shift in Dylan's sound as he moved toward a more rock-oriented style. Chalamet, dressed in dark sunglasses, performed the track with a backing band.
Next, Timothée Chalamet performed Three Angels, a song from Dylan’s 1970 album New Morning. During this performance, he was joined by musician James Blake, who played on the keyboard.
For his third and final song, Chalamet performed Tomorrow Is a Long Time, a track that first appeared on Dylan’s 1971 compilation album Bob Dylan’s Greatest Hits Vol. II. The ballad, originally written in 1962, is known for its lyrics and folk style.
Timothée, accompanied by James Blake on keyboard once again, took a stripped-down approach to the song with an acoustic guitar.
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During his opening monologue, Timothée displayed his sense of humor, poking fun at his own career. The actor joked about his experiences with award show nominations, especially his multiple nominations for Best Actor.
Chalamet humorously acknowledged his string of near-wins at major awards shows, joking about the sting of losing despite his many nominations. He even offered a mock acceptance speech on live television.
Timothée’s performance on SNL was closely tied to his role in the upcoming film A Complete Unknown, where he portrays the legendary musician Bob Dylan. Directed by James Mangold, the biographical film focuses on a pivotal time in Dylan’s career during the late 1960s and early 1970s, when he transitioned from folk music to rock.
The film explores not only Dylan’s musical evolution but also the complexities of his personal life, offering a deeper look into the persona behind the music.
In A Complete Unknown, Chalamet portrays a version of Dylan who was at the forefront of a cultural shift in music. The film delves into Dylan's relationships and the challenges he faced as he navigated the changing landscape of the music industry.
Chalamet's performance served as both a tribute to Dylan’s legacy and a way for him to showcase his understanding of the role he plays in the film, A Complete Unknown.
Interested viewers can watch SNL on NBC and Peacock.
