Happy Birthday Wonderful Human Being, Beautiful Not Only Outside But Above All Inside, With Great Strength

Here’s a gif set of Timothée Chalamet, sitting in his underwear, listening to Linda Ronstadt.

"Could you talk more about building chemistry with Timothée, especially in the way that Elio doesn’t like Oliver at first but you get closer as the film goes along."

We really hit it off from the very beginning and really enjoyed each other’s company, and also really both were so excited to just get into this process in this tiny town with Luca. And just immerse ourselves and sequester ourselves in this film. I always say that when you watch the film, the same feeling that gets distilled into the hour and forty minutes or however long it is, is the same feeling that we lived in for months. So it was just this amazing process and Timothée and I both just loved doing it, and we really grew to love each other. I mean, I was just talking to him on the phone right before I talked to you, just catching up. We saw each other yesterday. Our relationship was fantastic, and he’s just so great to work with, and he’s so open and honest and emotionally raw as a person that it’s refreshing. He’s a special person.

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Armie Hammer on How “Call Me By Your Name” Changed His Views on Filmmaking (Interview) - The Tracking Board

The actor breaks away from big studio fare to take on his most challenging and satisfying role in Luca Guadagnino's adaptation of André Acim

Behind The Scenes of Call Me By Your Name | Italy, 2016 {credits to @prkorn for the scans}

Cmbyn anniversary 🍑🍑🍑🍑

Heart of Hearts 💕

#cmbyn #randomly

“I can, from the distance of years now, still think I’m hearing the voices of two young men singing these words in Neapolitan toward daybreak, neither realizing, as they held each other and kissed again and again on the dark lanes of old Rome, that this was the last night they would ever make love again.” — André Aciman

Call Me by Your Name, Dir. Luca Guadagnino

Ahh! ... Intimacy

(and that first kiss)

At 3.01 is my quote: Armand at his best...

"Art is a very affecting- and hopefully can be- a change agent...Sociologically I would hope that we have evolved passed that...(inflammatory reactions to Brokeback Mountain) and now can see...the truth that's present in every moment of humanity of affection and of desire...that's hopefully now superseding those sort of biases."

Armie Hammer on CMBYN and the importance of art as a change agent...🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

(Armie Hammer always has been the perfect orator)

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