#Cast Interstellar

At the American Cinematheque Interstellar Q&A with Christopher Nolan, Timothée Chalamet shared that when he was cast in the film, he expected his role to be significant. 🎬 He later felt disappointed upon seeing the final cut, realizing how much his part had been reduced. - #pubity #viral #film

Timothée Chalamet kept things playful during an Interstellar Q&A, casually acknowledging the whirlwind of his career while sharing the stage with Christopher Nolan. #TimothéeChalamet #ChristopherNolan #Interstellar #FilmTalk #CinemaCulture #PopCulture #FilmFans #fyp

Timothée Chalamet about the ‘Interstellar’ Screening with Christopher Nolan: “The whole experience with Nolan, I felt totally like 17 again. I went home, it was shocking. I don't know, anybody here was at that Interstellar spot? That was a crazy car ride home for me, because I was like, 'Holy shit', I feel like the 13 years having elapsed. The way he was cracking jokes backstage. We were taking pictures together. I didn't post it yet. I'm going to post it tonight or tomorrow. He throws me a headlock and starts hitting me with a noogie [...] I said 'Chris, I'm a 30-year-old man'. He says 'Not to me, you're not!'.” #taylorswift #timothéechalamet #timotheechalamet #viral #reels

Christopher Nolan has brutal response to Timothée Chalamet about why he cut a lot of his Interstellar scenes The visionary director has finally cleared the air on why Timothée Chalamet’s breakout role was significantly pared down, and his explanation is as blunt as you’d expect. During a high-profile 10th-anniversary screening of the sci-fi epic, Nolan revealed that the "Wonka" star actually ignored his direction during one of the film’s most emotional sequences. Recalling the iconic video-message scene, Nolan told Chalamet to his face that his performance hit a "dark tone" that he "didn’t particularly like." In a moment that’s now going viral, Nolan quipped: "I told you about it and you went ahead and did whatever the f**k you wanted." While the director eventually found a logic for it in the edit suite, Chalamet admitted he originally "wept for an hour" after the film’s premiere when he realized his massive monologue had been replaced by a quick cut to Casey Affleck. It turns out even Hollywood’s golden boy isn't immune to the "Nolan treatment" when it comes to the final cut.

Timothée Chalamet is looking back at his time on ‘Interstellar’ and revealing a prank he says he’ll never forget. 🤭 On his last day of filming, Chalamet recalled walking into his trailer and making a shocking discovery. “I went into my trailer and there was a huge turd in my toilet. I felt so disrespected...” he shared. 💩 Confused, he said he went straight to director Christopher Nolan, who simply pointed toward co-star Matthew McConaughey. “And Matthew had this devilish grin on his face. I said, ‘Why’d you do that?’ [He] said, ‘In Texas, it’s a coming of age, baby.’” 😭 Now that’s one way to wrap a movie. 😂 Let us know your thoughts. ⬇️ (📷: Getty\/Michael Buckner, Getty\/George Pimentel) #TimothéeChalamet #MatthewMcConaughey #Interstellar #ChristopherNolan #prank

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Timothée Chalamet says he wept after seeing 'Interstellar,' because his part wasn't as big as he thought it was. "When I did 'Interstellar,' I saw that twelve times in theaters in IMAX," Chalamet said. "Because I loved it." But Chalamet said after the first time he saw the movie at a screening Nolan held for the cast in New York City, he went home with his dad and "wept for an hour, because I just figured my part was, like, bigger or something. They didn't even cut anything," he said. " I just figured ... I don't know what I figured." Chalamet also noted that he filmed a long monologue for "Interstellar" and while it wasn't cut, McCaughney's face is displayed on screen through its entirety.

Timothée Chalamet says he wept after seeing 'Interstellar,' because his part wasn't as big as he thought it was. "When I did 'Interstellar,' I saw that twelve times in theaters in IMAX," Chalamet said. "Because I loved it." But Chalamet said after the first time he saw the movie at a screening Nolan held for the cast in New York City, he went home with his dad and "wept for an hour, because I just figured my part was, like, bigger or something. They didn't even cut anything," he said. " I just figured ... I don't know what I figured." Chalamet also noted that he filmed a long monologue for "Interstellar" and while it wasn't cut, McCaughney's face is displayed on screen through its entirety

Timothée Chalamet says Matthew McConaughey left a massive surprise in his toilet on the final day of filming Interstellar. “I felt so disrespected.” He went straight to Christopher Nolan for answers. Nolan silently pointed at Matthew. “I went up to Nolan, and he pointed to Matthew. I said, “Why?” Matthew said, “In Texas, it’s a coming of age, baby” #Hollywood #Movies #Entertainment #Viral #reels

#TimothéeChalamet tells Matthew McConaughey that #Interstellar is his favorite film from both of their careers. “That remains my favorite project I’ve ever been in. I think it’s your most fantastic role,” he told McConaughey. “I know you were coming off ‘Dallas Buyers Club,’ but that movie, to me, was the origin point in seeing how you carried yourself on set — how seriously you and Christopher Nolan took the work.” Watch the full interview on Variety’s YouTube channel, or stream it on the CNN app.

Timothée Chalamet and Matthew McConaughey reunited at the University of Texas for a CNN/Variety town hall, 12 years after playing father and son in Interstellar. McConaughey surprised Chalamet with a confession: he’s only watched the film once. “It’s a workout for me, seeing movies that I’ve done,” he admitted. He’s never rewatched any of his own films. Chalamet couldn’t believe it. He’s seen Interstellar 22 times, including a private IMAX screening Kylie Jenner organized for his birthday. For Chalamet, Interstellar remains his favorite project he’s ever been in. “Christopher Nolan is my favorite director to this day,” he said. “The Dark Knight made me want to act. Inception inspired me. When I read the script for Interstellar, I thought it was going to change the world.” He was 17 on set, fresh out of high school, watching how seriously McConaughey and Nolan treated the work. “It gave me a license,” he said. “It was hard to go back to college after that.”

Matthew McConaughey and Timothée Chalamet both appear in Interstellar (2014), directed by Christopher Nolan, though many people forget that Chalamet is even in it. McConaughey stars as Cooper, a former NASA pilot turned farmer who’s chosen to lead a mission through a wormhole in search of a new habitable planet for humanity. His performance anchors the film, emotional, grounded, and full of the quiet determination that defines the story’s human side. Timothée Chalamet plays young Tom Cooper, Cooper’s son in the earlier parts of the film. It was one of Chalamet’s first major Hollywood roles, long before Call Me By Your Name or Dune made him a household name. Although his screen time is brief, his performance captures the raw emotion of a son watching his father leave on a mission that might mean never coming home. Fun fact: Chalamet has said in interviews that he was heartbroken when he realized most of his scenes were cut, and that he actually cried after seeing the final film because he was so excited to be part of it. Still, it’s a cool piece of trivia, two generations of actors crossing paths in one of the most ambitious sci-fi movies ever made.