Timothée Chalamet: What It Means To Make British Vogue History | In Conversation

Timothy lovely to see you lovely to see you cheers we're in the diner do you cook I can make breakfast I can make a good deviled eggs do you make French food I can eat Ratatouille I can eat breakfast I'm not a great cook that's something that I think as I adultify that'll be a good thing to get good at it's good do you cook no really competitive okay how do you boil an egg two minutes hard boil soft I think so you're back in your hometown New York how does it feel it feels good to see the city back to life first real summer here in two years happy to be home happy with family and friends what have you been in the past year California hungry um going back to Hungary now England Kentucky Ohio Nebraska a little bit everywhere how many movies have you made in that period I guess three I had a small part and don't look up and then uh I did a film with Luca bones and all and then shout out Wonka which is a Willy Wonka origin story I just finished that in London thank you thank you what you do on your days off right now just trying to reconnect with old friends it's hard trying to hit the pause button thank you this looks delicious how do you choose these incredible roles I feel like early on in my career I just wanted to work on things that were great regardless of the size of the Roll that often meant working with a great director I guess I'm trying to go where it's not obvious to go and I feel Wonka is symptomatic of that let's see yo the first man to be on the cover of a British phone and I remember for me was a no-brainer I was like who is it who sort of represents now who is sort of loved by people of all ages and somebody who was so first and great at the idea of imagery and translating characters and it was you the way you responded to bones and all and the way that the styling of the shoe is inspired by that yeah to wear women's magazine so to have a guy be in it it's always like it's a fantasy isn't it because the reality is you deal with women's wear every day right but we got women's wearing there too oh I mean yeah yeah but the beauty of the shoe what I loved about it was it wasn't male it wasn't female what I loved it you were able to go like let's go this I feel good in this yeah so now that we're talking about fashion huh you have such an innate sense of style who are your style icons where your style like comes growing up then and now that's a delicate question not to give you a pretentious answer back but I don't there is no one I feel like I revered I've always loved the idea that you know you can appropriately express yourself through clothes I saw you at the Red Carpet are they ask us and you killed it thank you your choices are so incredible I know you have great relationships with people like Tom Ford and Hydra what's your process what's agree with like a Hider or Tom Ford as you said is they're so they're so uh personal to the process of two you know they're not handing me something sending them with Virgil ablo I'm spoiled in that these are the best designers in the world too obviously but fashion is something it's always been so fun to me so let's go back to Wonka you filmed it in England uh did you pick up any English accents no I wish people no no because the thing about being a British accent some people could just crush it I will say there's this TV show pistol The Sex Pistols TV show I'm loving it it's hard for me to get into TV things it's hard for me to get hooked into TV things and uh and that one fully hooked me what do you hope to be doing in 10 years time I know something oh what a question anywhere good hopefully life takes me anywhere you know God sees fit you're on such a trajectory in your acting career in the fashion world is there anything that you'd like to achieve things that you feel you haven't so far no and A wise man once said if you want God to laugh at your plans say them out loud so I have some things but I think the scary thing about achieving more success in acting or or uh Fashion's fun so I don't like it like that but I'm weary of vanity projects in any direction I fear the thing was like oh that guy did good at acting so now he's doing very mediocre at this other thing you know what about you where do you want to be in 10 years happy healthy and you know still enjoying what I'm doing hopefully I've got a last question for you okay how does it feel to be the first man on the cover extraordinary man thank you and weird and just an honor like you said well it's my process I don't know what the process is here and seeing interviews with Rihanna before or um you know a billy eilish or Lady Gaga or whoever it's it's uh you know you know what you have in common you all represent like Zeitgeist a moment in history a moment in time so when somebody looks back at 10 years or 20 years they'll be like oh my God these were the people who who represented that time it's not easy that's simple that's scary as [ __ ] foreign [Music]

Channel: British Vogue

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Length: 4min 48sec (288 seconds)

Published: Thu Sep 15 2022