‘A Complete Unknown’: Read The Screenplay That Plugs Into The Moment Bob Dylan Became An Icon
A Complete Unknown is James Mangold's micro-biopic of Bob Dylan that stars Timothée Chalamet. Mangold adapted the script with ...
Todd Haynes’ ‘I’m Not There’ Understood That Bob Dylan Is So Much More Than What ‘A Complete Unknown’ Shows Us
The 2007 musical of non-linear vignettes explore Dylan's paradoxical nature far better than James Mangold and Timothée ...
Real story of ‘twerp’ Bob Dylan’s romance with ‘Sylvie’ — what you don’t see in ‘A Complete Unknown’
The mom and sister of Suze Rotolo — known as Sylvie Russo in "A Complete Unknown" — hated her boyfriend Bob Dylan, and he got ...
I Loved A Complete Unknown’s Take On Bob Dylan And Johnny Cash’s Friendship, And The Movie Had Some Cool BTS Help To Make It Historically Accurate
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Another side of Bob Dylan, who is a circle
In viewing A Complete Unknown, I must admit to remaining mystified that rock biopics continue to get made at all in the wake ...
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This ‘A Complete Unknown’ walking tour of NYC is totally worth taking
"This immersive walking tour takes you through the real-life locations featured in A Complete Unknown, showcasing the places where Bob Dylan’s journey from a budding songwriter to a cultural icon ...
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A Complete Unknown
The Newport set is the climax of Elijah Wald’s book Dylan Goes Electric, which James Mangold has adapted into A Complete ...
A Complete Unknown Box Office (North America): Surpasses Get On Up’s Lifetime Collection As The #21 Highest-Grossing Musical Film Of All Time
A Complete Unknown will soon surpass The Doors biopic's $34.4 million as the #20 highest-grossing musical biopic ever in the ...
Joan Baez Revealed How She Forgave Bob Dylan for Their ‘Totally Demoralizing’ Relationship
As depicted in the recent film A Complete Unknown, Joan Baez and Bob Dylan became romantically involved in the early 1960s.
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Bob Dylan slept here: Back in 1959, the legend worked in Fargo and slept in this attic
In the late 1950s, Bob Dylan, then Minnesota-born Robert Zimmerman, made his way to Fargo to play his music — and he stayed here in a house on Seventh Street, up in the attic.
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The Jake Five: Keep a good head and always carry a lightbulb
"Don't Look Back," which perfectly captures peak-jerk Bob Dylan, is at Art House on Thursday.
The age of Timothée Chalamet, plus the week’s best movies in L.A.
Directors David Cronenberg and Mike Leigh in person, a free screening of 'Conclave' starring Ralph Fiennes and 'Pennies From ...