Timoth E Chalamet Snl Highlights Include Tiny Horse And More

The donning of the sweatshirt appeared to shade Warner Bros., or at least stand in support of “Dune” director Denis Villeneuve, who last week penned a scorching letter in Variety saying that Warner Bros. may have killed the “Dune” franchise.

The “Saturday Night Live” episode was filled with many other highlights, including the off-the-wall “Tiny Horse” sketch, in which Chalamet serenades a small horse, and a rapper sketch where he clearly has great chemistry with Pete Davidson. The pair appeared side by side in a number of sketches throughout the evening. During Chalamet’s opening “SNL” monologue, he played the piano and sung-spoke an ode to New York City, and he was eventually joined by Pete Davidson, who contrasted Chalamet’s view of New York City with a description of Staten Island. “No matter where I go, I’ll always be a New York City kid at heart,” Chalamet said. “Especially at Christmas. There’s nothing like Christmas in New York when you grow up here. Ice-skating on the Hudson. Sledding down the side of the Chrysler Building. Leaving cookies for Santa at the Port Authority bus terminal. I had my first New Year’s Eve kiss with Mr. Met’s daughter, Stacy. Sweet girl, big head. The city was my playground, the subway was my babysitter. Nothing like eating Cheetos on the F train on Christmas Eve. Eat a handful, you hold the pole, and you lick your fingers.” Check out some of the highlights from Chalamet’s episode below.