Timothée Chalamet’s upward trajectory is being reversed. After his role as Marty (Marty Mauser) in the movie Mart Supreme led him to sweep awards in the Best Actor category from various award ceremonies such as the Golden Globe Award, Critics’ Choice Movie Award, and Satellite Award, until people in the film industry thought that winning the Oscar for which he was already nominated was definitely within reach. But suddenly, netizens picked up an old clip of Timothy’s interview with CNN and Variety in late February to spark a big drama.
In this interview clip, Timothée Chalamet responds to a question about his desire to preserve film and theater viewing. Ready to say that “I didn’t want to work in the ballet industry. Or something like this. It’s like we’re trying to preserve something that no one cares about anymore.”, although he went on to express respect for his friends in ballet and opera. But this important sentence has also become the source of much dissatisfaction among performers in the performing arts field. Because at present this art form is important to the sports art culture of the world with a long history.
One person in the ballet world, Jovani Furlan, saw Timothy’s words and responded skillfully by posting a short video on Instagram of himself with the caption, “You can’t do this pose with shoes or socks like me.” The video has been viewed more than 5 million times, along with comments from Performing Arts supporters praising and encouraging him.
But what effect would this have on Timothy? Of course, the knock-on effect, many speculated, was missing out on the Best Actor Oscar for which he was nominated. As it turned out, he really lost out on this award. Even though he was the number one contender from the beginning. Plus, the other award categories for which the movie Marty Supreme was nominated all missed out on the Oscar. Although there is no confirmation whether this is the result of his words or not. But many people have interpreted it this way. and also saw it as a punishment to warn not just Timothy. But it reaches everyone in the world to see the importance of sports and all forms of art. that even though it’s not mass-produced according to the modern era But this does not mean that sports or arts should be forgotten and have their values trampled on for whatever reason.
