Crowd of Timothée Chalamet Followers Shut Down ‘Bones and All’ Premiere

The Milan premiere of Luca Guadagnino’s cannibal romance “Bones and All” suspended its purple carpet actions on Saturday night to account for an enormous crowd of Timothée Chalamet followers that had attended in hopes of catching a glimpse of the movie’s star.

Native police shut down the purple carpet outdoors the House Cinema Odeon after the gathering had swelled to the purpose of prompting security issues. Whereas the premiere continued in a extra restricted capability, members of the press had been turned away. Images of attendees had been then taken contained in the venue. Chalamet did no press. The screening of the movie went on as deliberate, together with its scheduled introduction.

The Milan premiere represents the most recent high-profile occasion for “Bones and All,” which debuted in Italy on the Venice Movie Competition in September, the place it was preceded by one other purple carpet that noticed Chalamet followers out in full power. Whereas Venice offered Chalamet the area to take his time on the carpet, approaching the general public for autographs and pictures, the identical alternative couldn’t be afforded in Milan.

The 26-year-old actor reunites with Guadagnino, his “Name Me By Your Identify” director, for “Bones and All,” starring alongside Taylor Russell as a pair of cannibalistic lovers on the highway collectively. After its Venice premiere, Guadagnino was awarded the Silver Lion for finest director by the pageant’s jury, whereas Russell received the Marcello Mastroianni award.

“Bones and All” begins a restricted theatrical launch in North America on Nov. 18 earlier than increasing to huge launch on Nov. 23.