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1. While doing movie promotions Timothée Chalamet did a myriad of Q & A's, and interviews. During an interview in August of 2017, Chalamet talked about what he, as a teenager, wanted for his profession. What did Chalamet say he wanted to become?

Answer: Professional Soccer Player

Growing up Timothée Chalamet spent time living with family in France. During the summers, he said he coached at soccer camp, children from 6 to 10 years old. Tim himself was only 13 so he must have been commanding even at that age. Mr. Chalamet not only played soccer, he said his dream was to become a professional soccer player.

2. What television program would you watch to see Finn Walden, played by Chalamet, commit a hit and run?

Answer: Homeland

In the episode of "Homeland" titled "Q & A", Mr. Chalamet's character may outdo Kyle in "Lady Bird" when it comes to conceit. Finn is the son of the Vice President and in the episode he is on a date with Dana Brody when he tries to elude his protective servicemen. In doing so he hits a pedestrian. When he sees she is being helped Finn wants to leave the scene. However, Dana tries to get him to stay, but to no avail.

Eventually Dana confesses to both sets of parents and the victim's family is paid off to keep quiet. Finn meets a rather nasty demise later in the season when he becomes a bombing victim.

3. Neil Simon was a prolific playwright, screenwriter and author. In high school, Timothée Chalamet appeared in a production of what musical, based on a Neil Simon book?

Answer: Sweet Charity

When he was 16 years old, Chalamet's high school staged "Sweet Charity". Along with his co-lead Caitlin Cann, Chalamet performed the duet "I'm The Bravest Individual" as they were trapped in an elevator, and Chalamet as Oscar Lindquist, suffered from claustrophobia.

4. In February of 2016 Timothée Chalamet appeared in an autobiographical production by John Patrick Shanley. What was the name of this theatrical production?

Answer: Prodigal Son

This play, written by John Patrick Shanley, was said to be autobiographical of Shanley's life; and Chalamet admitted that his own life mirrors 85% of "Prodigal Son". The play is about Jim Quinn's being in the proper school with an improper attitude. This, Chalamet said, he relates to quite well.

However, he doesn't do a dumpster dive on specifics, except that he didn't show a violent side as Shanley did in his youth or the play. His youth seems to have served him well as he has grown into quite the professional.

5. Is the following statement true or false? Timothée Chalamet is a proud graduate of Columbia University.

Answer: False

Unfortunately Timothée Chalamet completed only one year at Columbia then he dropped out. The acting bug was too strong for Tim. He said the structure of being in school was too confining and his mind just wasn't on school. Though he felt he could have done well, it just wasn't what he wanted to do and he dropped out.

6. Timothée Chalamet had three films showing at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2017. Which of Chalamet's films below was not showing that year?

Answer: Miss Stevens

Shot in May and June of 2015 Chalamet appears along with Lily Rabe in this teacher/student tension-filled drama/comedy. Chalamet is a student on meds but also a talented drama student. It's time for the state drama competition. However, Billy Mitman (Chalamet) hasn't done a make-up test. Miss Stevens his teacher, is lassoed into driving and chaperoning Billy and two other students to the competition. Billy has to make up the quiz by the time he gets back.

Sort of a misfit, Billy bonds with Miss Stevens who also feels left out a lot. However, she adheres to her status as his teacher, even when he appears to desire more. Billy a profound drama student, comes in 2nd in the competition. The "Miss Stevens" didn't do well at box office, but it's a charming film.

7. Timothée Chalamet has mentioned time and again the name of the neighborhood where he grew up in New York. What neighborhood below is where CHalamet grew up?

Answer: Hell's Kitchen

Hell's Kitchen is located in the borough of Manhattan in New York City. The area was once crime-ridden and an unsavory place for raising a family. However, with a clean up of crime the area became an artist's haven. Lesser known by the name Clinton, Hell's Kitchen used to be the home of actors such as Charlton Heston, Bob hope and Sylvester Stallone. Because the Actors Studio is nearby, up and coming as well as young actors consider Hell's Kitchen a prime neighborhood in which to live.

8. In December of 2018 Timothée Chalamet narrated a short film about what French poet and artist?

Answer: Jean Cocteau

Not only is Timothée Chalamet an actor to be reckoned with, but he has shown that he can also do killer voice-over work. Mr. Chalamet gifted the world with his silky voice reading passages by Jean Cocteau himself. In the film short "Art of Style Jean Cocteau" we see the artist himself drawing and entertaining. Talking about himself allowing us to invade his privacy long after his demise.

9. Released in 2008, which title below provided Timothée Chalamet with his first screen role?

Answer: Butcher's Hill

Written and directed by Rory Kindersley and Jason Noto, Timothée Chalamet was cast as the male lead in this 10 minute, 2008 horror short film. Even at this early age you could see Chalamet had a feel for acting. "Butcher's Hill" cast Chalamet as Samuel, who along with his younger sister appear to have been summoned to a witch's home in 1699. The children become hungry as they wait to go inside the house. Once inside they gorge on sweets; but alas, they meet their doom there.

This film was originally titled "Sweet Tooth".

10. In an Instagram post in January 2018, and picked up by such media as "Time", "Vanity Fair", "ABCNEWS', and others, Timothée Chalamet said he was going to donate his salary from "A Rainy Day In New York" to three causes. Which one of the causes below did he not name?

Answer: PETA

PETA was founded in 1980 and it its acronym means People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. Although PETA is meant to save animals for abuse and inhumane treatment they also kill more animals than they find homes for. Shocking though it may be, PETA cannot care for all the animals they take in nor can they find homes for them. The only ethical thing left is Euthanasia.

Source: Author SmogLover

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