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Luca Guadagnino is still hoping for a “Call Me By Your Name” sequel with the original cast of characters — và possibly the original cast as well.
Director Guadagnino has voiced his desire for a follow-up film about the affair between Oliver (Hammer) & Elio (Timothée Chalamet). “Call Me By Your Name” premiered at 2017 Sundance và went on to lớn land four Oscar nominations, including a Best Adapted Screenplay win.
“I would love khổng lồ make a second & third & fourth chapter of all my movies,” Guadagnino said in a
Variety cover story. “Why? Because I truly love the actors I work with, so I want to repeat the joy of doing what we did together.”
Yet a possible sequel was shelved after a series of abuse allegations against Hammer went public in 2021.
“There is no hypothesis, so there is no movie,” Guadagnino said of a sequel. “It’s a wish and a desire, and I have not made up my mind about what would be the story.”
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But any follow-up would “of course” include Hammer’s character, Oliver, Guadagnino said. (Oliver does feature in Aciman’s 2019 sequel novel, “Find Me,” though Guadagnino has never said his sequel would be a direct adaptation of that work.)
Guadagnino added that a possible storyline could focus on Elio’s family housekeeper Mafalda, played by Vanda Capriolo. “I would be very interested in seeing what is the life of Mafalda when she’s not around the family,” the “Challengers” director said.
Guadagnino previously shut down any claims of “Bones and All” being tied to Hammer’s controversies, including cannibalistic messages to lớn women. “David Kajganich and Theresa Park, the writer and one of our producers, have been working on ‘Bones & All’ since the book was released
Guadagnino continued, “It was to lớn be directed by my great colleague Antonio Campos, but he decided not lớn go for it. That’s when they gave me the script. Any correlation with this kind of innuendo và silliness is preposterous.”
Hammer said in 2018 that he would “feel really lucky” khổng lồ return lớn the role of Oliver for a “Call Me By Your Name” part two. “It will happen because there are already people working on it and trying khổng lồ make it happen,” Hammer said at the time. “More than anything I trust the artistic direction lớn Luca và
In hotline Me By Your Name 2, filmgoers can expect khổng lồ see Timothée Chalamet"s character fall in love with an older Frenchman in late 1990s Paris.
Fans of Timothée Chalamet have a double dose of good news as Warner Bros. UK recently released a teaser trailer for Bones và All, a romantic cannibal road trip movie that reunites the fledgling movie star with director Luca Guadagnino, who made the actor an Academy Award-nominated leading man back in 2017 with Call Me By Your Name. On đứng đầu of this, Guadagnino expressed his desire khổng lồ make a Call Me By Your Name sequel with Chalamet, who has frequently expressed interest in such a project.
But rather than labeling it as a sequel, Guadagnino would prefer to call it by another name. During an interview with Indie
Wire at the Telluride Film Festival, promoting Bones và All, the Italian director said, “A sequel is an American concept.” Guadagnino wants lớn make “... The chronicles of Elio
Filmmaker James Ivory, the legendary right-brain of Merchant-Ivory Productions who won a Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar for his work on André Aciman’s 2007 novel of the same name, said he would not return khổng lồ pen a Call Me sequel. In 2018, Ivory told The Film Stage, “I can’t imagine having khổng lồ make Timothée Chalamet look 45. I mean, that would be horrendous & so fake looking if that’s what they are going lớn do!” Ivory’s comments were in solidarity with the Call Me By Your Name novelist André Aciman who was also opposed to a sequel at the time. But just one year later, Aciman released a sequel novel entitled, Find Me (2019), much to the delight of both Guadagnino & Chalamet, but not necessarily literary critics.
James Ivory Is Unlikely lớn Return lớn Adapt the Screenplay
Even if Ivory had expressed interest, he is currently ninety-four years old, making the chances of his involvement pretty slim. Ivory or no Ivory, Guadagnino is more likely khổng lồ make an adaptation of André Aciman’s sequel novel Find Me than to commission a screenwriter lớn write an original screenplay. In order lớn preserve the Merchant-Ivory magic in the Call Me By Your Name film adaptation, there will have khổng lồ be cuts from Aciman’s sequel novel Find Me similar to those which Ivory made from Aciman’s original novel Call Me.
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In Find Me, Aciman brings readers back into the lives of the main characters from Call Me By Your Name with four episodic love affairs split into chapters of varying length. In the first and longest chapter Samuel Perlman (the father character played brilliantly by Michael Stulhbarg in Call Me) takes a train from Florence to Rome. En route lớn visit his now-adult son, Elio, who has become a career classical pianist, Samuel has an affair with a much younger woman, Miranda, whom he meets on the train.
Another chapter concerns Oliver (played by Armie Hammer in Call Me), now a family man and professor, still living in New England but dreaming of a return trip to Europe. At a party, Oliver flirts with a man và a woman, who, if combined into one person, he believes would địa chỉ up lớn Elio. The final và shortest chapter features Elio and Oliver back together, raising Samuel & Miranda’s child, meaning that Elio is raising his half-sibling with his older lover from many years ago.
It is almost certain that none of these chapters will make the cut in a film adaptation. Ivory would easily cut all of these out since he already cut similar episodic chapters from Aciman’s book Call Me By Your Name, including a similar ending from the first book. In an interview at TIFF in 2018, James Ivory said:
“... The first thing that I did
So if three out of the four chapters from the novel Find Me are likely to be scrapped by Guadagnino khổng lồ preserve the Merchant-Ivory magic of the first film, what is left from the sequel novel for the filmmaker to put up on screen?
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In the second chapter of Find Me, the reader finds Elio some time after his time in Rome, now living in Paris, where he meets Michel, an older and attractive Frenchman, during intermission at a chamber music concert. The two quickly size a bond over a shared love of classical music that was given to them by their fathers, who both taught them music. Only a couple of hours after the concert, Elio finds himself playing the same kinds of flirtatious games with Michel that he once played with Oliver.
“You’re blushing,”
“No, I’m not.”
“You’re blushing too,”
“I know.”
(Aciman 121).
That little dialogue scene alone could begin the trailer for a film adaptation of Find Me. The odds are that the second chapter of the book, which runs roughly 90 pages (feature-length screenplays have been adapted from far less), is the film that audiences might actually be seeing in the coming years: Elio & Michel, falling in love in late 1990s Paris, the classical music, the fatherly nostalgia.
Expanding Find Me’s second chapter into an entire film would kill two birds with one stone. The narrative replacement of the Oliver character with Michel would effectively cut Armie Hammer out of the picture. This is a bonus for Guadagnino and any cancel-wary producers who would be fighting an uphill battle in selling Find Me with Hammer’s name on the poster, especially since Guadagnino recently pleaded for the public khổng lồ stop comparing the fictional cannibalism in his upcoming film, Bones và All, with the bizarre cannibal allegations against Armie Hammer; a subject which is to lớn receive a film adaptation of its own in the upcoming ID và Discovery+ true crime special, House of Hammer.
