In a recent morning show on Raadio 2, journalist Kristjan Gold expressed his conviction that Timothée Chalamet, who has already been nominated for an Oscar three times, will eventually take home the prestigious award. Gold noted that despite Chalamet's absence from this year's nominations for his role in the film "Marty Supreme," there remains a strong belief in his potential to win an Oscar in the future.

Gold discussed the controversies surrounding Chalamet's recent interviews, particularly one where he made dismissive comments about ballet and opera, which sparked outrage. Although this backlash occurred after the Academy had already concluded voting for this year's Oscars, Gold pointed out that the actor's perceived arrogance might have played a more significant role in the voting process. He mentioned that Chalamet's interviews gave the impression that he considered the award to be a foregone conclusion, which may have alienated some members of the Academy.

Gold emphasized that while Chalamet's talent is undeniable, his attitude during the award campaign could have hindered his chances this year. The idea that his ego and arrogant demeanor affected the Academy's perceptions could serve as a cautionary tale for other actors in similar positions, showing the significance of humility and relatability in the pursuit of such esteemed awards.