Timothée Chalamet's 'Marty Supreme' Oscar Nominations

0:00It's March 21st, and here's what's happening across entertainment and pop culture. Timothy Chalamet wrapped up last year with Marty Supreme, a tough drama from A24 directed by Josh Safty in his first solo project after working with, his brother. The movie just landed nine Oscar nominations for the 2026 awards set for Sunday March 15th. The story unfolds in 1950s New York, tracking a driven young table tennis star named Marty Mauser, whose skills match his bold risks. Chalamet leads alongside Gwyneth Paltrow as a faded actress at a life-turning point. Kevin O'Leary in his film debut as her rich husband and Odessa, a Zion as Marty's key ally with others like Tyler, the creator, and Fran Drescher rounding out the group. Paltrow jumped back on screen after a long break, hooked by Safty's intense style from his past hits. She called the shoot a highlight, praising how he kept things fresh and real. Meanwhile, Chalamet prepped for years with a ping pong coach to nail the role.

1:01His hard work shown the reward season, grabbing the critics' choice for best actor and a golden glow for best performance in a musical or comedy. The film also scored nods for best picture, screenplay, directing, and more. You can catch it in theaters now, rents on Apple TV or Amazon Prime Video with a streaming debut on HBO Max April 24th. Eyes are on the Oscars to see if this underdog tale claims some gold.