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Riley Utley

I Didn't Think Timothée Chalamet's Marty Supreme Blimp Pitch Was Real. Welp, There's Definitely Proof That It Is

Timothee Chalamet smiling in Marty Supreme.

Timothée Chalamet is proving to be quite the creative when it comes to marketing his movies. That has been proven true in a hilariously unhinged way, too, as the release of Marty Supreme approaches on the 2025 movie schedule. And I say “hilarioulsy unhinged” because it’s not every day you see someone use a blimp (yes, a real blimp) to promote their work, but the Oscar nominee has done it...for real.

Now, before we get the real blimp, you have to understand where we first learned about the idea. In an A24 video where Chalamet presented his ideas for how to promote Marty Supreme to what appeared to be a bunch of A24 employees, he asked them what they pictured when they thought about “the great vehicle representation of American greatness.” They rattled off things like cars, bikes and trains. However, the actor dismissed those, saying they weren’t invented in America, and then exclaimed:

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