Timothée Chalamet, the acclaimed actor known for his roles in films like “Call Me by Your Name” and “Dune,” made a surprise appearance at a look-alike contest in Washington Square Park, leaving fans and contestants alike in awe. On a sunny Sunday afternoon, hundreds of fans gathered in Washington Square Park by 1 p.m.
for the much-anticipated contest. Participants dressed as Chalamet were excited to show off their best impressions of the actor, hoping to win the promised cash prize of $50. The atmosphere buzzed with enthusiasm as various look-alikes roamed the park, with some channeling iconic characters, including Willy Wonka and Bob Dylan.
NYPD’s Attempt To Manage The Crowd The excitement soon drew the attention of the NYPD, who deployed officers to manage the increasingly large crowd. With many people gathered without a permit, police worked to disperse the onlookers, resulting in at least one individual being detained and issued summonses. Despite the police presence, the energy remained electric as fans sought to capture glimpses of the Chalamet doppelgängers.
Amidst the hustle and bustle, the unexpected happened—Timothée Chalamet himself appeared in the crowd, catching everyone off guard. He was spotted near a look-alike who was posing for photos, instantly creating a moment of disbelief and excitement among the attendees. The actor’s surprise visit turned the informal gathering into an unforgettable experience.
Watch the video here: After the initia.