How James Mangold’s Artist Parents Influenced ‘A Complete Unknown’

Halfway through A Complete Unknown, Timothée Chalamet-as-Bob Dylan breezes through his apartment on the third floor of 161 West 4th Street, working his way through the lyrics to a new song, hopping onto a typewriter to bang out the last verse of “Mr. Tambourine Man” or the first verse of “I’ll Keep It With Mine.” It’s 1964, he’s famous enough to get mobbed by beatniks in record stores, and he tools around Greenwich Village on his Triumph motorcycle. Funny thing about that: In…