Chalamet’s ensemble for the day consisted of a blue denim shirt tucked under a vintage jacket and trousers to finish off the appearance.

Barbaro, 33, was working on the upcoming movie while sporting a blouse with multiple colors and patterns.

On Monday afternoon, Timothee Chalamet was spotted in character as Bob Dylan while filming scenes in Mountainside, New Jersey for A Complete Unknown.

Dylan Goes Electric by Elijah Wald serves as the basis for the film A Complete Unknown! First published in 2015, Newport, Seeger, Dylan, and the Night That Split the Sixties.

The focus of the segment will be on a younger Hurricane singer as he develops as a performer in the early stages of his career.

The movie will also address the 82-year-old performer’s unannounced move to an artificially enhanced sound and the controversy that followed.

The public first learned about the project’s progress in January 2020, when it was announced that Chalamet had agreed to star in it.

The Call Me By Your Name actress is not only the principal actor in the feature film but also one of its producers.

Simultaneously, it was declared that James Mangold, who co-wrote the screenplay with Jay Cocks, would direct the picture.

The ensemble cast of A Complete Unknown, which stars Edward Norton, Nick Offerman, and Elle Fanning, will also showcase their talents.

The 2023 entertainment sector strikes caused production to be postponed, even though filming was originally supposed to begin last year.

The 28-year-old musician was reportedly working on the upcoming biographical drama film while performing a number of songs at a music festival.

The actress from Dune, who is still together with Kylie Jenner, was accompanied by Monica Barbaro, who performed as songwriter and Dylan’s previous lover Joan Baez.

Chalamet’s outfit for the day consisted of a blue denim shirt tucked under a vintage jacket and trousers to finish off the appearance.

Barbaro, 33, wore a multicolored and patterned shirt as she worked on the upcoming film

Based on Elijah Wald’s book Dylan Goes Electric!, A Complete Unknown First published in 2015, Newport, Seeger, Dylan, and the Night That Split the Sixties

In an interview with IndieWire, Mangold discussed A Complete Unknown and disclosed that he had directly consulted Dylan during the film’s production.

I’ve had numerous incredibly pleasant days spent in his company, having one-on-one conversations with him.He stated, “I have a script that he personally annotated and that I treasure.”

The director continued by saying that he thought Dylan’s transition to electric music had relevance to the present day.

“We are all so tribalized with rules about what our music should be, about what our rules are, how we speak, how we express ourselves,” he said. “That all has tremendous relevance even now.”