The Timothée Chalamet Podcast

In this episode, Bo and Caitlin talk about The Dark Knight, the Christopher Nolan-directed Batman movie that set 12-year-old Timmy on the path to acting greatness. He’s not in the film, but he loves Heath Ledger’s Joker enough that we decided to record an episode on it.References• “Timothée Chalamet Reveals How Heath Ledger’s ‘Dark Knight’ Performance Inspired Him To Act” (IndieWire, 2018)• NYFCC Award Speech• Heath Ledger IMDb Trivia• MTV interview clip with Heath Ledger and Josh Horowitz• Hospital explosion sequence (unscripted moment)• Money toss oops• The Dark Knight script• “Timothée Chalamet Reveals How Heath Ledger’s ‘Dark Knight’ Performance Inspired Him To Act” (IndieWire, 2018)• NYFCC Award Speech• Heath Ledger IMDb Trivia• MTV interview clip with Heath Ledger and Josh Horowitz• Hospital explosion sequence (unscripted moment)• Money toss oops• The Dark Knight script• “On Batman: Allegories of a faltering empire and the vagaries of an election” (Al Jazeera, original source of Goyer’s comments inaccessible)Bonus“Behind The Scenes of The Dark Knight Trilogy” (WB, full documentary)“Christopher Nolan on Directing The Joker” (The Director’s Cut, 10 min.)Timmy on Heath with Josh HorowitzTimmy on Heath with Christopher Nolan

In this episode Caitlin talks with Kami and Nicole about Miss Stevens, the 2016 indie film starring Lily Rabe, Timothée Chalamet, and Lili Reinhart of Riverdale fame. It’s a movie about a young teacher who chaperones a few high schoolers on a drama trip that spawned Timmy’s viral Death of a Salesman monologue, rivaled only by his off-Broadway performance in Prodigal Son.Note: We did have some recording issues, so you'll hear a little more cross-talk than usual, and a few pops here and there (apologies).ReferencesThe monologueInterview with Julia Hart & Jordan HorowitzSXSW review (Variety)Deadline article

In this episode, Caitlin and Kourtney discuss One & Two, a 2015 film starring Timothée Chalamet and Kiernan Shipka as teenage siblings with superpowers living in isolation. Although we agree this movie leaves a lot to be desired, comparisons are made to Bones & All as well as M. Night Shyamalan’s The Village, starring Joaquin Phoenix, who Timmy once called “the weird GOAT” when listing his favorite actors of all time. Watch the movie for FREE on the Roku Channel, Plex, or Philo (likely for a limited time), or stream it on Prime.ReferencesSXSW Samsung Interview SXSW SparkNotes InterviewVariety reviewFilm Stage reviewFilm Independent interview with directorDirecting Actors by Judith Weston"Outro" by M83"Midnight City" by M83ExtrasSXSW interview with KiernanASC interview with directorBerlinale THR clip with Timmy, Kiernan, and director

In our season 2 finale, Caitlin talks with Grace and Colette about 2025's Marty Supreme, Timmy's fourth A24 film and a fast-paced pseudo-biopic about a ping pong player's quest for greatness, directed by Josh Safdie. This is Timmy's Oscar buzziest role yet, so be sure to see the movie in theaters ASAP if you haven't already.NOTE: Some of the recorded audio was a little crackly so we had to forgo background noise reduction to preserve what was said.ReferencesThe Money Player: The Confessions Of America's Greatest Table Tennis Champion And HustlerBBC News interview w/ Colin PatersonGood Morning America interview Jimmy Fallon InterviewNext Best Picture interview with Odessa "For Timothée Chalamet, the ‘Marty Supreme’ Press Tour Is Part of the Performance" (Indie Wire)The Universe According to Timothee (Vogue)How Timothée Chalamet Transformed Into a ’50s Ping-Pong Champ in Marty Supreme (Elle)‘Marty Supreme’ Star Kevin O’Leary on Punishing Timothée Chalamet, Embracing His “Asshole” Persona and Changing His Feelings on AI (Hollywood Reporter)Timmy’s Livestream 2Timothee_Chalamet_internal_brand_marketing_meeting_MartySupreme_11.08.2025.mp4Further exploration2025 Graham Norton interviewDGA podcast interview w/ Safdie & Ben AffleckBBC Radio 1 interview w/ Greg JamesBBC Radio 1 interview w/ Ali PlumbTimothée Chalamet Spent Years Secretly Training for ‘Marty Supreme’ (Hollywood Reporter)