Would Timothee Chalamet's movies be doing better if he didn't have a stupid French name?

they'd be doing better if he had charisma or talent probably

Or if he didn’t look like Jane Hathaway.

I heard he's forming a duo and they'll be known as Timo-Ye.

The actor of his generation with 19 million Instagram followers as GQ puts it.

His movies would do much better if he was not in them.

The failure of Bones and All isn't Tim O'Tay's fault. It's just a stupid idea for a movie. It will be the second of his movies I stayed away from.

This must have ruined his Thanksgiving.

They'd have done better if he didn't look like a mouse and had the kind of attention holding personality actors usually do.

OMG, OP!

You’re such white trash!

Love it.

Timothee does not look like an adult man. He looks, rather, like a malnourished kid in face, body, and hairdo.

In addition, "Timothee'" in French is not an adult-sounding name. Pronounce it as "Timothy" and the spelling becomes pretentious. Lose-lose.

I do think it's weird that, if he mentions Austin Butler at all as a castmate in "Dune: Part 2" it's as an afterthought (as opposed to his volunteered high praise for Zendaya and Florence), like TC doesn't remember AB's even being in the movie, when supposedly the two men have filmed a rather plot-significant knife-fight scene to the death.

I hope the duel wasn't filmed such that one never sees both actors in the same shot; i.e., that they really didn't work together.

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