Timothée Chalamet breaks records with Oscar nominations

Timothée Chalamet has added another honour to his name.

The American-French actor is positioning himself among the phenomenal performers and is one step away from becoming an icon.

In 2025, Kylie's beau got fans into a frenzy with his third Oscar with his popular Marty Supreme.

The actor in the movie portrayed a table tennis player who is passionate and vows to be the greatest player of all time. 

The nomination has made the 30-year-old the youngest male actor to be nominated thrice for his remarkable acting.

In 2018, he was nominated for Call Me By Your Name and A Complete Unknown in 2025.

However, he lost both of them, which is also unbelievable, this time he has to face competition from Leonardo DiCaprio, Wagner Moura, Ethan Hawke and Michael B Jordan.

Chalamet credits his production work along with Eli Bush, Ronald Bronstein, Josh Safdie and Anthony Katagas.

He holds the record as the youngest to achieve two Oscar nominations with both acting and production nominations struck in one year.

The Oscar victory will make him the second-youngest person to win the award after Adrien Brody, who won Best Actor for The Pianist at the age of 29.

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