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Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest: Why Timothee Chalamet Worked Harder Than he Ever Has on Dune: Part 3 · Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest

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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest.
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Speaker 2: Timbothy Schallamey has what I'd call a pretty decent streak
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Speaker 2: going right, with his last two movies, A Complete Unknown
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Speaker 2: and Marty Supreme, both earning Best Actors nods at the Oscar.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, not too shabby.
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Speaker 2: So you could forgive him when he headed off to shoot
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Speaker 2: his next film, the final installment in his sci fi trilogy, Dune,
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Speaker 2: if he allowed the epic scope of it and all
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Speaker 2: the special effects to carry a bit of the load
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Speaker 2: for him. But that's not Timothy no anything.
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Speaker 1: But he tells Variety that bat felt red hot and
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Speaker 1: he did not want to be complacent about a single
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Speaker 1: moment on set.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, these Dune movies mean a lot to him. Everything
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Speaker 3: felt sacred because it was his last time making one,
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Speaker 3: so he was even more intense shooting the third one.
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Speaker 2: There was a natural momentum to the process because they
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Speaker 2: had already shot two. But he was like, I'm not
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Speaker 2: going to rely on that. He pushed against coasting. He
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Speaker 2: also dubbed Dune Part three the eeriest one in the series.
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Speaker 2: Look for that in December.
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Speaker 1: That's Direct from Hollywood.