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Timothée Hal Chalamet was born on 27 December 1995 in Manhattan, New York City and raised in the Manhattan Plaza artists’ residence in Hell’s Kitchen.

His father, Marc Chalamet, is French — originally from Nîmes — and has worked as a journalist and editor (including roles for UNICEF and as a U.S. correspondent for Le Parisien). Marc’s family includes ties to Canada through Timothée’s paternal grandmother. Timothée holds both U.S. and French citizenship through his father.

His mother, Nicole Flender, is a third-generation New Yorker with Jewish roots: she is described as of half-Russian Jewish and half-Austrian Jewish descent. Nicole is a former Broadway dancer and has worked as a dance and French teacher and later in real estate; her artistic background helped shape Timothée’s early life.

Raised in a bilingual, arts-focused household (his sister Pauline Chalamet is also an actress), Timothée’s mixed French and Jewish-American family background is frequently cited in profiles as an important part of his personal and cultural identity.

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