Timothée Chalamet was spotted on the set of A Complete Unknown last week, and now more images are tumbling out from set of the long-delayed Bob Dylan biopic.
Searchlight made the official announcement on Instagram, dropping a photo of the clapper board, which reveals Phedon Papamichael will serve as cinematographer on the film.
Papamichael's resume boasts two Oscar nominations for Alexander Payne's Nebraska and Aaron Sorkin's The Trial of the Chicago 7.
The official image from Searchlight shows the crew outside the iconic Chelsea Hotel, which has been the home of many modern artists throughout history, including Patti Smith, Leonard Cohen, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Joni Mitchell, as well as Bob Dylan.
Timothée Chalamet leads the James Mangold-directed film, starring as the singer-songwriter, following his electric guitar set at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival.
The more images that come from set, it is evident why Chalamet was selected for the role.
indiewire shared the images on their Instagram, showing Chalamet in the streets of New York City, hands in pockets, focusing on the part.
Another set of images surfaced from a night sequence, with Chalamet seen in sunglasses, hair in signature-Dylan disarray, with his hands, once again, in his pockets.
A Complete Unknown may be in production, but it is yet to have a confirmed release date.
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