Director James Mangold said, "Go out and mine Pete Seeger and bring me back a bunch of gold," says the actor The post Edward Norton Found the Keys to Pete Seeger in ‘A Complete Unknown’: His Music Was Intricate and His Toilet Smelled appeared first on TheWrap.

One of Bob Dylan's first New York connections, "America's tuning fork" Pete Seeger, is depicted in the new Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown.

Seeger joined the Communist Party in 1942 and, in time, learned to make his appeals to communism with subtlety. After the U.S. became a global stalwart in the fight against totalitarianism, “that pushed Seeger toward a more refined style.”

The new film, “A Complete Unknown,” tells the story of Bob Dylan’s rise to success in the early 1960s, but the movie leaves out two fascinating Mississippi stories.

A Complete Unknown' does what a good biopic should, balancing its value as a film while maintaining a complete and honest story.

Whatever version of Dylan Chalamet portrays in the film, A Complete Unknown is finally in theaters nationwide. The biopic picks up with Dylan at an oft-mythologized point in his l

The New Bob Dylan Biopic Through an Asian American Looking Glass By Roy Nakano Director James Mangold’s new film, A Complete Unknown, the biopic about Bob Dylan’s early years leading up to his 1965 performance at the Newport Folk Festival,

There were three moments in the new Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Unknown” that moved me to tears. But, even before I get to the tears part, let me say that “A Complete Unknown” is a complete triumph.