Timothée Chalamet is in talks to play a young Bob Dylan in an upcoming biopic helmed by 'Walk the Line' director James Mangold
, which told the love story of Johnny Cash and June Carter. “There’s been a couple of instances where I’ve actually approached artists,” Mangold said. “The trick is always, are they ready for that kind of treatment? And do you have something original to say? It’s not good enough that they wrote great music or changed music history. You actually absolutely have to have a story.
Since then, music biopics have become bigger business than ever – and proven their ability to bring decades-old music to new prominence with young audiences – thanks to
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