Ranking All Timothée Chalamet's Movie Roles From Worst To Best

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Ignacio Weil

TV Shows & Movies - May 4th 2025, 11:00 GMT+2

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For this list, we have decided to focus only on movies where Timothée Chalamet appears, no matter how small his role is, so don’t expect any of her performances in series, short films, or commercials. And remember, this list is subjective! If you think any movie is not in the right spot, share your opinion! | © Warner Bros. Pictures

Cropped Loving Leah — 24. Loving Leah (2009)

Blink and you’ll miss Chalamet’s early appearance in *Loving Leah*! Even as a young teen, he was already laying down that boyish charm. It's more of a cameo than a showcase, but hey, you've gotta start somewhere, right? | © CBS

Cropped Worst Friends — 23. Worst Friends (2014)

In *Worst Friends*, Chalamet plays a younger version of one of the leads, and while it’s a brief role, you can already spot that signature angst bubbling under the surface. A small role, but Timmy’s definitely on the radar by now! | © Level 33 Entertainment

Cropped Men Women Children — 22. Men, Women & Children (2014)

Chalamet barely scratches the surface in this ensemble drama, but who needs more screen time when your brooding face is *that* expressive? He plays the moody teen trope like a champ – a foreshadowing of things to come. | © Paramount Pictures

Cropped The Adderall Diaries — 21. The Adderall Diaries (2015)

Blink and you’ll miss Timmy’s role here, but it’s a typical Chalamet move – quiet, intense, and ever so angsty. He’s still building his indie cred, and his contribution to this gritty drama sets the tone for future roles. | © A24

Cropped One and Two — 20. One and Two (2015)

In *One and Two*, Chalamet dabbles in sci-fi and sibling tension, giving us a peek into his magnetic, low-key emotional intensity. While the movie didn’t quite hit mainstream glory, Chalamet was already pulling us in with those soulful eyes. | © IFC Midnight

Cropped Love the Coopers — 19. Love the Coopers (2015)

Timmy plays a heartbroken teen in this holiday ensemble. While the movie might not stick with you, Chalamet’s ability to channel awkward teenage angst will make you smile, because let’s face it, awkward is kind of his thing. | © CBS Films

Cropped Hot Summer Nights — 18. Hot Summer Nights (2017)

Chalamet brings the heat – literally – in this steamy, retro summer thriller. His portrayal of a shy boy turning bad is hypnotic and awkwardly irresistible, making it clear he’s not just that quirky indie kid anymore. | © A24

Cropped A Rainy Day in New York — 17. A Rainy Day in New York (2019)

Timothée gives us his classic neurotic-charm-meets-romantic-lead combo. In this breezy rom-com, he plays the sharp, cynical, yet oh-so-swoon-worthy college kid. It’s like watching Woody Allen if Woody Allen was born in Gen Z and had floppy hair. | © Amazon Studios

Cropped Bones and all — 16. Bones and All (2022)

Chalamet really goes for it in this one – playing a cannibalistic drifter, naturally. His offbeat performance is deliciously unsettling, blending tenderness with horror. Forget the hair swoon; this is raw, gritty Timmy at his most daring. | © MGM

Cropped Miss Stevens — 15. Miss Stevens (2016)

Here’s where Chalamet truly shines, capturing the essence of a troubled student with ease. In *Miss Stevens*, his emotional vulnerability is on full display, and we get a sneak peek at the deep, award-worthy performances we now expect. | © The Orchard

Cropped Hostiles — 14. Hostiles (2017)

Though his role as a young soldier is brief, Chalamet’s screen presence adds a layer of empathy to this otherwise rugged western. He’s not the star, but even among seasoned actors, he holds his own. | © Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures

Cropped Interstellar — 13. Interstellar (2014)

As Matthew McConaughey’s son, Timmy’s role is small but mighty – there’s that youthful vulnerability again. His time on screen might be fleeting, but those few moments of raw emotion? Classic Chalamet heart-wrenching stuff. | © Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures

Cropped Dont Look Up — 12. Don't Look Up (2021)

Timothée plays a skater bro with a heart of gold in this satirical comedy. Sure, it’s not his deepest role, but he leans into the absurdity with charm. If nothing else, you’ll walk away knowing Timmy can rock a mullet. | © Netflix

Cropped Ladybird — 11. Lady Bird (2017)

As Lady Bird’s aloof love interest, Chalamet brings peak teenage pretentiousness to life. He’s the kind of guy who reads “serious” books and shrugs off feelings, and yet, you can’t help but love the cool indifference he nails so well. | © A24

Cropped Entergalactic — 10. Entergalactic (2022)

In this animated romance, Chalamet lends his voice to a goofy, lovable stoner friend. It’s a small role, but his voice acting shows off his versatility. Even when he’s not on screen, Timmy’s charisma shines through. | © Netflix

Cropped Wonka — 9. Wonka (2024)

Timmy tackles the eccentric chocolatier with whimsical flair in this prequel. He balances the character's charm and mystery effortlessly. It’s quirky, bold, and somehow – thanks to Chalamet – delightfully endearing. | © Warner Bros. Pictures

Cropped Little Women — 8. Little Women (2019)

In *Little Women*, Chalamet’s Laurie is equal parts dashing and vulnerable. His chemistry with the cast is undeniable, especially when he’s flipping between carefree and heartbreak. It’s a swoon-worthy performance with a literary flair. | © Sony Pictures Releasing

Cropped The King — 7. The King (2019)

Chalamet rocks the crown as King Henry V, balancing royal gravitas with the inner conflict of a reluctant leader. His intensity drives this historical drama, making you believe in the boy king's journey from insecure to battle-hardened. | © Netflix

Cropped Beautiful Boy — 6. Beautiful Boy (2018)

Chalamet delivers a harrowing, raw performance as a young man battling addiction. It’s heart-wrenching and personal, showing off his depth and vulnerability. This is Chalamet in his most gut-punchingly powerful form. | © Amazon Studios

Cropped Dune Part 1 — 5. Dune (2021)

As Paul Atreides, Chalamet steps into full sci-fi royalty. He brings a quiet intensity to the role, capturing the weight of destiny with every brooding look. Plus, he makes wandering a desert planet look somehow glamorous. | © Warner Bros. Pictures

Cropped The French Dispatch — 4. The French Dispatch (2021)

Chalamet gives us revolutionary vibes as a rebellious student in this quirky Wes Anderson film. It’s eccentric and offbeat, but Timmy leans into the absurdity, delivering a playful, oddly charming performance. | © Searchlight Pictures

Cropped Dune Part 2 — 3. Dune: Part Two (2024)

If you thought Chalamet was intense in *Dune*, just wait for Part Two. Timmy’s taking Paul’s journey to new heights – darker, more complex, and, naturally, with more epic stares into the horizon. More Timmy, more stakes. | © Warner Bros. Pictures

Cropped A Complete Unknown — 2. A Complete Unknown

Biopics of legends like Bob Dylans are often huge hits at the box office, especially with a cast like *A Complete Unknown* – with Edward Norton and Elle Fanning at his side, Chalamet brings Dylan to the big screen with authenticity, earning him an Oscar nomination for Best Actor. | © Searchlight Pictures

Cropped Call Me by Your Name — 1. Call Me by Your Name (2017)

Ah, *Call Me by Your Name –* the film that made Chalamet a star. As Elio, he embodies first love and heartbreak so beautifully, it’s impossible not to be swept away. His performance is a masterclass in subtle emotion, and that final scene? Goosebumps.

Do you agree with our ranking or did we make an unforgivable mistake? Let us know in the comments! | © Sony Pictures Classics

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When it comes to young Hollywood stars, few have had as meteoric a rise as Timothée Chalamet. From indie darlings to blockbuster hits, his filmography is a testament to his versatility, raw talent, and undeniable charisma. Whether he's playing the brooding love interest, a historical figure, or a sci-fi hero, Chalamet brings a unique intensity to each role.

In this ranking, we’ll explore all of his performances, from the ones that left us wanting more to the ones that solidified his status as one of the most exciting actors of his generation. Let’s dive into Timothée Chalamet’s best and, yes, even his worst moments on screen.