Timothée Chalamet reflects on Oscar snub

Timothée Chalamet revealed how Oscar loss has left him completely disappointed saying, “I Wanted It Badly”.

In a new Vogue cover story, the American actor shared that he still aims to be "One of the Greats".

The 29-year-old actor candidly admitted that he was upset to miss out on an Academy Award.

Timothee was nominated for his work as Bob Dylan in A Complete Unknown but lost to The Brutalist star Adrien Brody.

Addressing America's Vogue magazine, the star disclosed that the nominees are usually disappointed and it does not matter how much of a good person you are, it hurts.

The Dune Star further continued on how people would call him a try-hard, despite his hard work.

However, Timothee was honored the Best Leading Actor by Screen Actors Guild Awards for the same movie and expressed how he wants to be "one of the greats" during his acceptance speech.

The Homeland actor poured everything as he dedicated five-and-a-half years of his life to the movie and revealed it was an honour of a lifetime for him to play the role.

Notably, during the same interview, The lead actor avoided addressing his relationship with the Kylie Jenner when asked he replied with, “I don’t have anything to say.”