Timothée Chalamet's Acting Debut Came In A Beloved TV Crime Procedural
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Key Points:
- Timothée Chalamet's earliest TV role was in "Law & Order" Season 19, Episode 10 ("Pledge") in 2009, where he played a character who is murdered and whose hair is sent to his mother.
- At age 13, this marked one of Chalamet's first on-screen appearances before he rose to fame with films like "Dune" and "Marty Supreme."
- Following "Law & Order," Chalamet appeared in four episodes of "Royal Pains" and had an eight-episode role in Season 2 of "Homeland," where his character also meets a tragic end.
- Chalamet auditioned for the role of young Norman Bates on A
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