How Many Timothée Chalamet Movies Can You Watch Before the 2026 Oscars?

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Every Timothée Chalamet movie at a glance

Timothée Chalamet is the definitive leading man of 2026. As we head into the 98th Academy Awards, we’re revisiting our TikTok video to celebrate Chalamet officially entering his “prestige powerhouse” era. At just 30 years old, he is the youngest male actor since Marlon Brando to earn three Best Actor Oscar nominations—a historical trifecta that includes “Call Me by Your Name,” “A Complete Unknown,” and his latest A24 hit, “Marty Supreme.”

Whether you are a longtime “Chalamaniac” or just catching up on his record-breaking streak of eight Best Picture-nominated films, we have rounded up every single feature film performance you need to see. From his transformative turn as Bob Dylan to the desert sands of Arrakis, here is the complete guide to his filmography leading to his 2026 Oscar nomination.

26. “Dune: Part Three” (2026)

Currently in post-production with a scheduled release for Dec. 18, 2026, this film adapts “Dune Messiah,” Frank Herbert’s sequel to the original “Dune.” Production wrapped in Nov. 2025 and features a significant 12-year narrative jump for Chalamet’s Paul Atreides. We are expecting a “generational clash” at the box office as it opens against “Avengers: Doomsday.”

25. “Marty Supreme” (2025)

This is the role that has everyone talking for the 2026 Oscar nomination. In this Josh Safdie-directed flick, Chalamet delivers his most physically demanding performance yet as a table tennis hustler. “Marty Supreme” has officially become the highest-grossing North American release in A24’s history. If you missed the theatrical run, “Marty Supreme” streaming began on digital VOD (Prime Video, Apple TV) on Feb. 10, 2026, and is expected to arrive on HBO Max in April 2026.

24. “A Complete Unknown” (2024)

Chalamet completely disappeared into the role of a young Bob Dylan in this James Mangold biopic. His second Best Actor nomination came from this transformative performance, where he notably performed his own vocals to capture the folk legend’s 1960s transition. The film follows Dylan’s arrival in New York City with nothing but a few dollars and a guitar.

23. “Dune: Part Two” (2024)

In this massive Best Picture nominee, we see Paul Atreides evolve from a vengeful prince into a messianic leader of the Fremen. Chalamet anchors the blockbuster with a brooding, powerful presence as he navigates the complex politics and giant sandworms of Arrakis. This sequel proved that Chalamet could single-handedly anchor a global franchise.

22. “Wonka” (2023)

Chalamet took on the whimsical mantle of a young Willy Wonka. This musical origin story allowed him to show off his singing and dancing chops in a vibrant, family-friendly spectacle. The story focuses on Wonka’s early days as an eccentric chocolatier-in-the-making.

21. “Bones and All” (2022)

Reunited with director Luca Guadagnino, Chalamet stars as Lee, a disenfranchised drifter in this haunting cannibal romance road movie. This project also marked a professional milestone as one of the first major films where Chalamet served as a producer. It is a gritty, surprisingly beautiful look at marginalized people trying to find love.

20. “A Man Named Scott” (2021)

In this documentary feature focusing on the life and career of Kid Cudi, Chalamet appears as himself. The film explores the creative process and the impact of the influential musician’s work on his fans and peers. Chalamet’s inclusion highlights his deep-rooted connections within the music industry and his personal fandom.

19. “Don’t Look Up” (2021)

In this star-studded Adam McKay satire, Chalamet plays Yule, a skater-punk who finds a connection with Jennifer Lawrence’s character as the world faces an impending comet strike. Even in a smaller supporting role, he managed to steal scenes from industry titans. The film earned a Best Picture nomination, adding to Chalamet’s growing list of Academy favorites.

18. “Dune” (2021)

The film that started the spice-fueled phenomenon introduced us to Paul Atreides as a young man plagued by visions of a dark future. Chalamet’s performance captures the weight of destiny as his house is betrayed and he is forced into the harsh desert of Arrakis.

17. “The French Dispatch” (2021)

Working with Wes Anderson, Chalamet plays Zeffirelli, a student revolutionary in the fictional French city of Ennui-sur-Blasé. His segment, “Revisions to a Manifesto,” showcases his comedic timing and fits perfectly within Anderson’s highly stylized aesthetic.

16. “Little Women” (2019)

Playing the boy-next-door Laurie, Chalamet provided the perfect foil to Saoirse Ronan’s Jo March in Greta Gerwig’s acclaimed adaptation. His portrayal of the wealthy, somewhat aimless neighbor was both charming and heartbreaking, especially during the film’s famous rejection scene.

15. “The King” (2019)

Chalamet takes on the mantle of Hal, the wayward prince who must become King Henry V, in this gritty Netflix original. The film follows his transition from a life of debauchery to the grim realities of medieval warfare and political intrigue.

14. “A Rainy Day in New York” (2019)

In this Woody Allen film, Chalamet plays Gatsby Welles, a college student whose weekend trip to Manhattan with his girlfriend becomes a series of mishaps. The film features a vintage New York charm and explores themes of young love and the search for identity.

13. “Beautiful Boy” (2018)

Chalamet delivers a gut-wrenching performance as Nic Sheff, a young man struggling with crystal meth addiction. Based on the memoirs of David and Nic Sheff, the film captures the devastating cycle of relapse and the toll it takes on a father-son relationship.

12. “Call Me by Your Name” (2017)

The film that launched him into superstardom. As Elio Perlman, Chalamet delivered a raw, vulnerable performance that earned him his first Best Actor Oscar nomination at age 22. Set in 1980s Italy, the film captures the intensity of first love and heartbreak with breathtaking beauty.

11. “Lady Bird” (2017)

In another collaboration with Greta Gerwig, Chalamet plays Kyle Scheible, the ultimate pretentious teenage boyfriend. While he isn’t the hero of this story, his “douchey” charm was a standout element of this coming-of-age classic.

10. “Hot Summer Nights” (2017)

Set in Cape Cod in the early 1990s, Chalamet plays Daniel, an awkward teenager who gets in over his head dealing drugs. The film balances a nostalgic summer vibe with a spiraling crime narrative.

9. “Hostiles” (2017)

In this brutal Western, Chalamet has a supporting role as Pvt. Philippe De Jardin, a young French soldier. He joins a legendary Army captain on a dangerous journey to escort a dying Cheyenne chief back to his tribal lands.

8. “Miss Stevens” (2016)

Chalamet plays Billy, a troubled and talented student attending a drama competition in this heartfelt indie drama. His performance, particularly a powerful monologue from “Death of a Salesman,” was an early indicator of his massive talent.

7. “The Adderall Diaries” (2015)

Playing the teenage version of Stephen, Chalamet appears in flashbacks that haunt the protagonist’s present. The story deals with memory, truth, and a writer’s obsession with a high-profile murder trial.

6. “Love the Coopers” (2015)

In this ensemble holiday comedy, Chalamet plays Charlie, a teenager navigating family dysfunction during Christmas. He is part of four generations of the Cooper family who come together for an annual celebration that goes spectacularly off the rails.

5. “One & Two” (2015)

This indie thriller features Chalamet as Zac, one of two siblings who discover they possess supernatural abilities to teleport. Growing up in a strict, isolated household, they must use their powers to escape their father’s control.

4. “Interstellar” (2014)

In his breakout blockbuster role, Chalamet plays the younger version of Tom, son of Matthew McConaughey’s Cooper. While much of the film takes place in deep space, Chalamet’s performance provides the emotional anchor for the life Cooper is leaving behind on Earth.

3. “Men, Women & Children” (2014)

Chalamet plays Danny Vance in this drama that explores how the internet has changed the way teenagers and parents communicate. The film follows a group of high schoolers and their families as they navigate the complexities of identity and connection in the digital age.

2. “Worst Friends” (2014)

In this indie comedy, Chalamet plays the younger version of Sam. The story follows two childhood friends whose relationship is put to the test after one of them is injured in an accident and needs help during recovery.

1. “Burning Blue” (2014)

Chalamet plays Dylan Lynch in this romantic drama set within the U.S. Navy. The film follows two fighter pilots who fall in love during a government investigation into a series of accidents, forcing them to hide their relationship under the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy.

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