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“This Is Literally Call Me By Your Name”: Josh Brolin’s Poem On ‘Dune 2’ Co-Star Timothée Chalamet Sparks Internet Debate

Poetry is a language of love and shouldn’t there be love between two co-stars? While most agree on that front, what kind of love separates even that opinion. Something like that is happening with ‘Dune 2s cast members Josh Brolin and Timothee Chalamet.

The 55-year-old actor, starring alongside Chalamet in the upcoming ‘Dune’ sequel, showcased his poetic prowess in an excerpt from his behind-the-scenes book, ‘Dune: Exposures.’ And taking in the reactions, Josh Brolin has stirred the internet pot with the creativity of his pen.

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Josh Brolin’s Poetry Turned Into A Meme Express

Josh Brolin
Josh Brolin

Josh Brolin, best known for his portrayal of the iconic MCU villain Thanos holds a passion for poetry. How passionate his poems regarding a certain co-star quickly became the topic of discussion. Upon releasing the poem online, the internet swiftly transformed it into meme material with many questioning the appropriateness of the literary piece. 

The poem is about Brolin’s co-star Timothee Chalamet. The metaphors in the passionate poetry convey a story the internet is trying hard to crack. Most reactions take a humorous tone while some deem it inappropriate. 

One user shared his opinion on the poem like, “Imagine your 55-year-old coworker reciting this poem about you in the break room.”  The reactions range from amusement to bewilderment.

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Brolin’s Creative Side

Josh Brolin
Josh Brolin

Brolin has talked about his work on the book with Variety saying, “The writing is very different, tonally. Sometimes it’s tongue-in-cheek, sometimes it’s descriptive, sometimes it’s a dialogue and sometimes it’s a poem.” Josh and cinematographer Greig Fraser produced the book in collaboration. 

Although the internet is having its fun with this added piece of poetry Timothée Chalamet remains the silent muse. The Dune heartthrob is yet to publicly share his thoughts on Brolin’s poetic tribute to him.

While Brolin’s poetic prowess may be up for debate, the cinematic excitement for the sequel is palpable. All the fans can gear up for the release of ‘Dune 2‘ in Australia on March 14.

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Akshita Singh
Akshita Singhhttps://firstcuriosity.com/
Akshita Singh is a Senior Content Writer at First Curiosity. She has been churning out content for 2 years. She's an avid reader and writer, fascinated by the works of Sylvia Plath, Franz Kafka, and Charles Bukowski. Akshita is also a poet herself, having written two poetry books titled ‘Made By Misery’ and ‘Deathbed’. Apart from goth literature, another thing that she enjoys is the real and fictional stories of Hollywood. She loves cinema and admires all works of art, be they delivered by actors or directors. So, keeping up with celebrity life comes as basic nature to her, something she loves knowing and informing others.

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