Timothée Chalamet recently pulled double duties on Saturday Night Live as guest host and musical guest and Chloe Fineman is giving insight into what it was like working with the actor. Fineman recently revealed that many of her suggestions for sketches she had for Chalamet did not come to fruition, particularly one channeling a Babygirl […]Timothée Chalamet recently pulled double duties on Saturday Night Live as guest host and musical guest and Chloe Fineman is giving insight into what it was like working with the actor. Fineman recently revealed that many of her suggestions for sketches she had for Chalamet did not come to fruition, particularly one channeling a Babygirl
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Timothée Chalamet recently pulled double duties on Saturday Night Live as guest host and musical guest and Chloe Fineman is giving insight into what it was like working with the actor.
Fineman recently revealed that many of her suggestions for sketches she had for Chalamet did not come to fruition, particularly one channeling a Babygirl scene starring Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson.
“I pitched a lot of us touching, or like Babygirl and he’s giving me milk,” Fineman said on Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live recently. “And he wasn’t really having that milk-Babygirl stuff.”
Fineman has impersonated Chalamet multiple times during her tenure on the NBC sketch show, but did not reprise the role in Chalamet’s latest hosting stint.
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“I’ve been saying, I feel like I’ve done it twice already this year without him, and I really feel like I’m leaning more, like, L word,” she said with host Andy Cohen asking for further explanation and Fineman adding, “I dunno. I’m a lot older than him. I just feel like I’m this cool les lady. I just feel like I’m like two lesbians.”
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She continued, “I think that now we know each other, it’s sort of embarrassing. I feel like this weird older woman, being like, ‘Hey little boy, can I put your sweatpants on?’ ‘Cause I’ve worn his — sometimes I’ll wear his real clothes doing it, which was really fun.”
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