Chalamet Earns Third Best Actor Nod for Marty Supreme

Timothée Chalamet has earned his third Academy Award nomination for Best Actor, this time for his portrayal of a determined table tennis hustler in the sports dramedy "Marty Supreme," as the nominees for the 98th Oscars were announced on Tuesday morning. At 30 years and 26 days old, Chalamet becomes the youngest male actor to receive three acting nominations since Marlon Brando achieved the feat in the early 1950s, all in the Best Actor category.

The film, directed by Josh Safdie in his first Academy-recognized effort, secured nine nominations in total, including Best Picture, Best Director for Safdie, and Best Original Screenplay for Safdie and Ronald Bronstein. Additional nods went to the movie for Best Casting, Best Cinematography for Darius Khondji, Best Costume Design for Miyako Bellizzi, Best Film Editing for Safdie and Bronstein, and Best Production Design for Jack Fisk. Producers Eli Bush, Ronald Bronstein, Safdie, Anthony Katagas, and Chalamet shared the Best Picture nomination, marking Chalamet as the youngest person ever to be double-nominated for acting and producing in the same year. This surpasses the previous record held by Warren Beatty, who was 30 years, 10...