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New York, 1961. An unknown 19-year-old Bob Dylan arrives with his guitar. He bonds with Greenwich Village music icons in his atmospheric rise, culminating in a groundbreaking performance that resonates worldwide. According to an October 2020 interview with Collider’s cinematographer Phedon Papamichael, the Bob Dylan film project was set to be put on the backburner due to the recently announced COVID precautions that studios are taking. And with that, Papamichael and director James Mangold are moving on to other projects. “I don’t think it’s dead,” Papamichael said of the Chalamet-directed biopic: “But it’s hard to do in the COVID era because it’s set in small clubs with a lot of extras in period costumes, so you’ve got a lot of hair and makeup. So our next project is actually Indiana Jones 5 (2022). Mangold is doing that.”
