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A Complete Unknown director James Mangold grew up in New York in the '60s

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In real-life 1964 , just a few blocks away from Dylan, James Mangold was living with his parents, the artists Robert Mangold and Sylvia Plimack Mangold , in a Lower East Side apartment on Grand Street and Eldridge Street .

Mangold grew up surrounded by artists and going to galleries, and sometimes cheering on the New York Jets at Shea Stadium with friends Sol LeWitt .

Jim Mangold is the son of two fine artists who helped him make his first movie Heavy .

He says his parents were liberal artists who encouraged him a love of cinema.

Mangold says he doesn't think his parents ever met Dylan , but his dad introduced him to his favorite music.

Bob Dylan just really loves going to the movies, says director Tim Mangold .

The end of the movie points to another Dylan story, his post-motorcycle-accident era, that could be fodder for a second Chalamet-as-Dylan movie.

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