60 Minutes 01/25/2026: Timothée Chalamet, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kate Winslet
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Jan 26, 2026 
Timothée Chalamet, award-nominated actor preparing to portray Bob Dylan after five years of intense study. Jamie Lee Curtis, veteran performer who found renewed acclaim in her 60s while reflecting on sobriety and reinvention. Kate Winslet, Oscar-winning actress and producer who spent years shaping a female-led film about Lee Miller. They discuss deep preparation, career reinvention, authenticity on camera, and creative control.
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Deep Dive Into Dylan Preparation
- Timothée Chalamet spent about five years preparing to play Bob Dylan, learning guitar, harmonica, and roughly 40 songs.
- He disconnected from his life on set and chose to perform live to capture a grittier Dylan sound.
Live Performance Amplifies Authenticity
- Chalamet found playback tracks too clean and opted for live performance to convey authenticity and growth within a song.
- Director James Mangold noted a spontaneous vocal hold that revealed on-screen character confidence.
Curtis's Unplanned Career Arc
- Jamie Lee Curtis described an unpredictable career path from Halloween to comedy to a late-career wave of acclaimed roles.
- She credits timing, varied roles, and patience for the recent surge in powerful, award-winning performances.