In less than a decade, Timothée Chalamet has gone from a relatively unknown actor to a much sought-after A-lister. Though he is only 29 years old, the actor has had an impressive filmography already. After appearing in some TV episodes and TV movies, his feature film career began in 2014 with the Jason Reitman movie Men, Women, & Children. He appeared in two other movies that year, including Worst Friends and the Christopher Nolan film Interstellar, wherein he played Cooper's young son.

In 2024 alone, Chalamet has had a huge year in his career. This kicked off with his leading role as Paul Atreides in the well-reviewed sci-fi sequel Dune: Part Two, which released in March. He will also soon appear in the biopic A Complete Unknown, wherein he plays famed singer-songwriter Bob Dylan. A Complete Unknown releases widely on Christmas Day, but the movie has already earned Chalamet enough praise to make him part of the conversation for Best Actor at the Oscars. Now, one of Chalamet's earlier hit movies is subject to some bad streaming news.

Call Me By Your Name Is Leaving Netflix Soon

There Are Two Weeks Left To Stream Call Me By Your Name

Call Me By Your Name is preparing to leave its streaming platform. Based on the novel of the same name, the 2017 movie is about the romance between a 17-year-old named Elio and his father's intern, Oliver, who is several years older than him. Chalamet plays the lead, Elio, in the film, which has a ing cast that includes Armie Hammer, Michael Stuhlbarg, Esther Garrel, and Victoire du Bois. Call Me By Your Name earned Chalamet an Oscar nomination for Best Actor.

As per Netflix, Call Me By Your Name will soon leave the streamer. The Oscar-nominated movie will be leaving Netflix on December 31. Whether another streaming site will pick up Call Me By Your Name after its Netflix departure remains unclear, but it is currently available to rent on Prime Video.

Our Take On Call Me By Your Name Leaving Netflix

This Could Be A Popular Time For Chalamet

Call Me By Your Name's timing of leaving Netflix might be unfortunate for the streamer. While Chalamet is a popular actor in general, there might be renewed interest in the star after more people see him in A Complete Unknown come Christmas week. I would not be surprised if this means that there will be a surge in Call Me By Your Name viewership right before it leaves the streamer, as there will be about a week between when A Complete Unknown hits theaters and Call Me By Your Name leaves Netflix.

Source: Netflix