Timothée Chalamet squints as he gazes out at the Manhattan shoreline. It’s a few hours before the premiere of his new movie, “Marty Supreme,” but at this moment, he’s sitting on a quiet bench at the end of a West Side pier.
It’s brisk and there’s snow on the ground, but it’s sunny and Chalamet, dressed warmly in a parka, is enjoying the perspective looking back at the city. For him, it’s like looking back on himself.
