Timothée Chalamet is serving look after look, this time, as table tennis player Marty Reisman.
Chalamet, 28, is currently filming an upcoming movie Marty Supreme, which has been described as "a fictionalized original, rather than a biopic" on Reisman's life. As Chalamet is known to embody each character fully, the actor looked unrecognizable in photos that surfaced online this week.
In the photos, Chalamet dons a large coat with corduroy pants, black dress shoes, and a blue patterned tie. His hair is cut short, and he is seen wearing Coke bottle glasses.
In another photo that has surfaced, Chalamet is seen with the same hairstyle and glasses, however, he is wearing an off-white longsleeve button-up shirt and a black sweater vest.
As is par for the course, these looks have prompted reactions from fans, many of whom are lauding the transformation.
Superfan account ClubChalamet meme-ified the look in a post on X (formerly Twitter), alluding to a transformation between early fall and spooky season. ClubChalamet, whose real name is Simone Cromer, labeled the photo from Marty Supreme with "September 30," and a screencap of Chalamet's Bones and All character with "October 1"
Another fan said this is "somehow one of his best looks."
Several fans noted how well Chalamet channels each figure he plays, with one saying they've "[s]een him as 3 different people this year alone."
His latest transformation came after filming the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown. This particular role proved polarizing toward fans — despite the movie not being out yet — as many noticed he had lost weight after filming, after specifically gaining weight for the film.
Marty Supreme is being directed by Josh Safdie, and will also star Gwyneth Paltrow, Tyler the Creator, and Penn Jilette.
But while we wait, fans can look forward to A Complete Unknown, which arrives to theaters on Christmas Day, Wednesday, December 25.
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