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Timothée Chalamet has been in a TON of movies, and alongside some of the biggest names in Hollywood, but one of his co-stars was memorable for a reason you might not think of.
While appearing alongside his A Complete Unknown co-star Edward Norton on the UK's BBC Radio 1, Chalamet participated in answering questions submitted by several little kids — one of them being from a five-year-old who asked, "Who's the smelliest actor you've worked with?"
Timothée threw the question over to his co-star Edward, who said, "Let's just say Timothée went full method on Bob Dylan." Chalamet did not deny it, but when it was his turn to answer, he shared, "I actually have an answer for this. I'm not gonna say any names 'cause, you know, that would just be mean. But, I did work on a western years ago, and somebody was 'in character' the whole time, and it was something. It was quite something else ... just that waft coming in every day." Chalamet added, "They just weren't washing. And the nails..."
Norton chimed in, "Casey Affleck, he goes there," referring to 2014's Interstellar in which Chalamet and Affleck both appeared, but Timothée shut the guess down, noting, "It wasn't Casey."
Timothée recalled of his pungent mystery co-star, "I was there for two months, but they were really committed," adding, "not too many descriptive details to give it away, but this gentleman's wife came, and she, you know, they were very in love. She didn't care."
Obviously, Timothée didn't want to give away the name of who he was referring to in this "smelly actor" saga, but if you're familiar with Chalamet's filmography, you can probably guess who he's talking about.