The film comes from the five-time Oscar-nominated James Mangold, whose filmography includes Walk the Line, Girl, Interrupted, Logan, and Le Mans 66. Now, Hulu subscribers can watch that performance ...

With just days to go to the 2025 Oscars ceremony, A Complete Unknown, aka the Bob Dylan movie, is coming to digital ... breakthrough years in New York City in the 1960s. It all culminates in ...

EXCLUSIVE: The journey to bring Bob Dylan’s formative story to the screen took more than a decade. The film had a coterie of producers as it wound its way to production. Fred Berger and Alex Heineman ...

Timothée Chalamet spent about five years studying Bob Dylan for his Oscar-nominated role in " A Complete Unknown ," but he didn't want to imitate the singer for the film. Part of the challenge of ...

Having had a night to sleep on this question, why haven’t I seen this new movie about ... I’m glad it has Bob Dylan in it. I’ll probably watch this movie, too, eventually.

The film starring Timothée Chalamet as the iconic musician and Monica Barbaro as folk legend Joan Baez is up for eight awards.

He makes the movie.” He continued, “Carrying his indie roots with him like a membership card on every frame, Chalamet has Dylan’s same art-before-fame persona, his New York cool, his hair ...

We finally watched “No Direction Home,” “A Complete Unknown,” the movie about Bob Dylan’s early years in New York. It was ...

As shown in the movie, Bob Dylan, who was born Robert Zimmerman, moved to New York City in 1961 to visit Woody Guthrie when he was 19 years old. Guthrie had Huntington’s disease and was ...

The Best Picture Oscar nominee “A Complete Unknown,” starring Oscar nominee Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan, comes to digital streaming this week. Find out when and where you can watch it at home.

Another Academy Award nominee (Best Original Screenplay), Tim Fehlbaum's gripping historical drama "September 5" is finally ...

Alex and I both come from the New York School of Producing ... What was the biggest challenge in getting Bob Dylan to say, alright, make this movie, and okay, Timmy, sings those songs.