Deadline feature article on Timmy (awards)

[Simone]

I'm impressed that Deadline has an upcoming feature article on Timothée titled, 'The Kid Stays in the Picture'. It will be mailed to voters in all guilds, but the digital version is only available to non-voters, ie, regular people/fans. I say I'm impressed because Deadline Hollywood is the go to source for the latest breaking news out of Hollywood, along with the usual trades, and this exclusive interview by Deadline is directed at voters. I can't wait to read the article and see the photos of Timmy. I greatly appreciate the reception he's receiving this season in oppose to last year.

[Simone]

issuu.com/deadlinehollywood/docs/1128_deadlinehollywood_oscarpreview

[Simone]

This interview is great, and it has all the vital information about Timothée and his roles to help voters get to know him better. The repeition about CMBYN is no mistake. It's a reminder that Timmy was just recently in the Oscar universe with his previous role, and he's BACK like the Terminator and ready for his Oscar.

[Simone]

I love this promo tweet from Deadline Hollywood on their feature article on Timmy!

[Simone]

This is brilliant marketing!

[Simone]

Nov 28, 2018 15:34:47 GMT -8 @dorkinlove said:

Deadline now has this profile/interview on their website without the new pics in the magazine version.

deadline.com/2018/11/timothee-chalet-beautiful-boy-amazon-oscars-interview-news-1202509813/

Thanks for posting this link. I really love this part:

Chalamet was just 21 when they first met. “And he’s like a kid in some ways, yet in others, he’s like an old soul,” Sheff says. He has since watched him rise, through the shoot on Beautiful Boy, the release of Call Me by Your Name, and many festivals, premieres, and press tours. “There’s such depth to his person. There’s wisdom, well beyond his years. He sort of flashes between being just a kid, having fun with his friends, to being this incredibly wise, contemplative and articulate spokesperson.”

[Simone]

A bunch of haters started to post negative comments in the Deadline article. Trolls have nothing better to do than to be jealous of him.

The latest comment below is very telling. Look at the people he list. Just look at the names, and then Google the actors. LOL!

Jami • 19 mins ago
Oh Jesus Christ. He was great in Call Me By Your Name, but “a once upon a generation talent”? Lol he has great potential, but I am so tired of the press being obsessed with him and pushing him down our throats. There are so many other just as great performers his age, if not with a wider range, that isn’t getting near the press coverage he is – Lucas Hedges, Caleb Landry Jones (in 3 oscar movies last year), Jesse Plemons, Lewis Pullman, etc.

[tracyrcat]

This Deadline interview was great and the pics. They really did a nice job!

A lot of the comments were positive though. I don't worry about a few haters - most actors have them. And when someone becomes popular and is a huge talent, there are always some who want to put them down.

[evy]

Shoving down people's throats? I don't believe the attention Timothee has been receiving by the trades has been excessive by any stretch of the imagination, I think the coverage said Lucas Hedges has received is probably not less, for instance? The popular media is a whole different thing, but his name does seem to generate lots of clicks, so... 
On the whole, it almost feels that Timothee's team seem pretty cautious about not over-exposing him. 

The interview's great, love the classy, subtle look. 

[Teenca]

The appereance of so many haters indicates the 'hated' person's popularity, talent and so on. There always will be haters and enviousness, I think it's natural. As long as the fans exceed in huge number the haters, no problem.

[Simone]

For shits and giggles, I placed a bid on the second Deadline magazine sold by this seller. I wasn't going to pay more than $40 for it, but I bid higher just for the sport of it. But once it got to $75, I laughed and walked away, I knew I wasn't going to get it. The seller did not have the full magazine, but just the removed Timmy pages as he/she was also selling the other pictures in the magazine to other bidders. But they knew there would be a bidding war for the Timmy section because Timmy's HOT. Two crazy bidders bidded against each other in the last few seconds to "win" this bid with the foolwinner paying $200 for bent, removed pages of Timmy from this highly sought after Timmy issue. That's tax-free $200 for a free magazine that the seller got their hands on. SMDH. So if I think I'm a stan, and you think you're a stan, the bidder who won this blew us all out the water with their stanning. LOL!