Timothée Chalamet recruited four lookalikes to help him perform his hosting and musical guest duties in a promo video for his upcoming episode of 'Saturday Night Live', airing on Jan. 25.

While doing press for A Complete Unknown, Chalamet was asked by Triple J if he owned the viral NSFW popcorn bucket. It had nothing to do with the critically acclaimed Bob Dylan biopic he was promoting, but the Wonka actor went out of his way to answer the question, and he could not have given a more hilarious response:

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This week's SNL promo has the A Complete Unknown star recruiting some of the kinda-sorta lookalikes to help with his duties

Last night in New York, Chalamet expanded his accessory collection with a silver quilted crossbody flap bag with a chain strap. But that wasn’t the only place we spotted the interlocking C’s on his outfit: Continuing his recent scarf obsession, Chalamet also bundled up in a pink, burgundy, brown, and gray knit.

Timothée Chalamet is enlisting his lookalikes for help pulling off double duty on "Saturday Night Live" this weekend.

Timothée Chalamet has been turning heads with his fashion looks and red carpet stunts during his promotional tour for A Complete Unknown, but the actor — and recent Rolling Stone cover star — is also turning heads on a new fan-made T-shirt that’s popped up online.

Timothée Chalamet is gearing up for double duty as both host and musical guest on this week’s Saturday Night Live, and he’s getting a little creative with his preparations. The A Complete Unknown star poked fun at his own celebrity status in the latest SNL promo by recruiting a crew of his doppelgangers to help manage the hectic week.

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