Timothée Chal amet and Matthew McConaughey during their reunion discussion at the University of Texas. (Credit: People Magazine) In a conversation with Matthew McConaughey for a Variety and CNN Town Hall event, Timothée Chalamet described the experience of trying to encourage people to go to movie theatres and keep the industry alive while discussing the growing demand for fast-paced media in an age of declining attention spans. This led to a now-infamous quote, with Chalam

Timothée Chalamet won a Golden Globe for his performance in Marty Supreme . (Credit: James Devaney/GQ) Let's be honest, Marty Mauser’s setbacks are largely his own doing. He carries himself with the confidence of someone convinced of his own superiority, repeatedly putting himself in situations that could be avoided. Yet his arrogance isn’t born from privilege; it’s born of refusal. Marty cannot accept the life laid before him: a lower-middle-class existence, a retired dream