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The upcoming Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown has garnered both praise and criticism from fans about its level of historical accuracy. The movie is yet to hit theaters, but audiences are already combing through the first trailer, analyzing it in immense detail. However, actress Cate Blanchett who previously played Dylan in I'm Not There said that the historical accuracy of Chalamet's performance shouldn't matter.

Cate Blanchett recently sat down with GQ to look back on her iconic roles. While reminiscing about her time playing Bob Dylan in Todd Haynes' surreal 2007 biopic, the actress was asked about Chalamet's upcoming movie. Blanchett said she's excited and curious to see what Timothe Chalamet does with the role. She then said that, like I'm Not There, A Complete Unknown doesn't need to be 100% historically accurate, as that's not the essence of cinema. She explained:

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There are a handful of things that Castle does well. Even better, there are a few things that Castle does Really well. After watching "The Blue Butterfly”, we can now add nostalgia and flashbacks to the latter list.

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