Timotheé Chalamet Begs Apple to Call Him in Latest Apple TV+ Ad

[MacRumors]

Apple today shared a third Apple TV+ ad starring Timotheé Chalamet, with the actor again lamenting that he does not have an Apple TV+ show or movie.

In the "Ladybug" spot, Chalamet sits in a garden going through Apple TV+ content and complimenting the actors that Apple has worked with. "Apple, you wound me," he says. "Clearly you understand art."

"Beauty is such a fragile thing," he goes on. "Often overlooked." At the end of the ad, Chalamet once again begs Apple to give him a call.

This is the third ad that Apple has shared starring Timotheé Chalamet, and it follows both the "Call Me" and "A Taste" ads that were shared in January. Apple's ad campaign appears to be leading up to the announcement of an Apple TV+ show or movie starring Chalamet, though nothing has been announced at this point.

Apple used a similar advertising tactic with Jon Hamm before he was announced as a cast member of "The Morning Show" in 2022.

Article Link: Timotheé Chalamet Begs Apple to Call Him in Latest Apple TV+ Ad

 

[McKodiak]

This is just leading up to the announcement of his new blockbuster that will be exclusively on Apple TV+.

 

[Naraxus]

I remember when Apple ads used to be creative and worth watching....

 

[dmr727]

This is just leading up to the announcement of his new blockbuster that will be exclusively on Apple TV+.

Perhaps during the Super Bowl?

 

[TheYayAreaLiving 🎗️]

It bugs me that he's not wearing an Apple Watch Ultra. That would have been a perfect marketing opportunity. ⌚

 

[McKodiak]

Perhaps during the Super Bowl?

Perhaps, but I'm expecting the release date and trailer for Ted Lasso season 3 during the Super Bowl. Maybe both.

 

[phenste]

this is getting so ungodly played out

 

[compwiz1202]

This is just leading up to the announcement of his new blockbuster that will be exclusively on Apple TV+.

"The Tiniest Violins and Me?"

 

[contacos]

And yet I have not seen this ad anywhere but here

 

[LittleFriend]

My suspicion is that Chalemet has signed on to do a 9 season DUNE tv series on apple tv which will be announced during superbowl next weekend, and feature Eli and Peyton Manning alongside Chalemét.

 

[nocsi]

Why is everyone ignoring timothee’s cry for help. Give him a show already before he does something destructive

 

[vegetassj4]

Apple TV+ and Denis Villeneuve present a new miniseries starring Timotheé Chalamet: Dune Messiah

 

[kesenwangs]

Coming March 2023: “Cringe AF”

 

[dz5b609]

Pretty sure someone's getting a call during the Superbowl.

 

[Kierkegaarden]

Call the man already. This is getting sad.

 

[klm9210]

Timothée wants to be Liz Taylor so bad

 

[preetb]

Apple today shared a third Apple TV+ ad starring Timotheé Chalamet, with the actor again lamenting that he does not have an Apple TV+ show or movie.

In the "Ladybug" spot, Chalamet sits in a garden going through Apple TV+ content and complimenting the actors that Apple has worked with. "Apple, you wound me," he says. "Clearly you understand art."

"Beauty is such a fragile thing," he goes on. "Often overlooked." At the end of the ad, Chalamet once again begs Apple to give him a call.

This is the third ad that Apple has shared starring Timotheé Chalamet, and it follows both the "Call Me" and "A Taste" ads that were shared in January. Apple's ad campaign appears to be leading up to the announcement of an Apple TV+ show or movie starring Chalamet, though nothing has been announced at this point.

Apple used a similar advertising tactic with Jon Hamm before he was announced as a cast member of "The Morning Show" in 2022.

Article Link: Timotheé Chalamet Begs Apple to Call Him in Latest Apple TV+ Ad

Most likely one of Tim's "friends."

 

[macos9rules]

I know it's supposed to be funny, but the fact that Apple paid him to do an ad in which he is begging them to call him is a bit pathetic.

 

[Unami]

Yesterday I showed the kids (8) the first half of "Luck" on tv+ and asked them how they liked it.

"Not the best, not the worst" - which pretty sums up my experience with TV+ too. It's probably the streaming service with the best quality on average. But nothing really sticks out, they seem to play it very safe. I haven't seen anything yet that really convinced me to watch it through (save for the Peanuts shows).

I haven't seen Severance or Teheran, though, maybe those are less mediocre than Ted Lasso, For all Mankind, Foundation, Mythic Quest or the Problem with Jon Stewart,...

 

[toph2toast]

Yesterday I showed the kids (8) the first half of "Luck" on tv+ and asked them how they liked it.

"Not the best, not the worst" - which pretty sums up my experience with TV+ too. It's probably the streaming service with the best quality on average. But nothing really sticks out, they seem to play it very safe. I haven't seen anything yet that really convinced me to watch it through (save for the Peanuts shows).

I haven't seen Severance or Teheran, though, maybe those are less mediocre than Ted Lasso, For all Mankind, Foundation, Mythic Quest or the Problem with Jon Stewart,...

Teheran is fantastic, I'd definitely give it a watch.

 

[compwiz1202]

Yesterday I showed the kids (8) the first half of "Luck" on tv+ and asked them how they liked it.

"Not the best, not the worst" - which pretty sums up my experience with TV+ too. It's probably the streaming service with the best quality on average. But nothing really sticks out, they seem to play it very safe. I haven't seen anything yet that really convinced me to watch it through (save for the Peanuts shows).

I haven't seen Severance or Teheran, though, maybe those are less mediocre than Ted Lasso, For all Mankind, Foundation, Mythic Quest or the Problem with Jon Stewart,...

I love Luck and some of the other kids like Snoopy and Fraggle Rock. But is there any live action not for kids that isn't so mature. I loved Spirited, but that's just one movie.

 

[macos9rules]

Yesterday I showed the kids (8) the first half of "Luck" on tv+ and asked them how they liked it.

"Not the best, not the worst" - which pretty sums up my experience with TV+ too. It's probably the streaming service with the best quality on average. But nothing really sticks out, they seem to play it very safe. I haven't seen anything yet that really convinced me to watch it through (save for the Peanuts shows).

I haven't seen Severance or Teheran, though, maybe those are less mediocre than Ted Lasso, For all Mankind, Foundation, Mythic Quest or the Problem with Jon Stewart,...

Severance is really good. One of the best shows I've seen in years.

 

[Solomani]

Why is everyone ignoring timothee’s cry for help. Give him a show already before he does something destructive

The emo..... I just can't.....

 

[CapitalIdea]

I know it's supposed to be funny, but the fact that Apple paid him to do an ad in which he is begging them to call him is a bit pathetic.

It is pretty clearly a callback to his prior movie work. Not sure why you are so hostile toward a joke just because you are uninformed.

 

[everlast3434]

I can't wait until a show comes out so this guy can quit his whining already