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Call Me by Your Name‘s Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet Threw a Wild Italian Dance Party

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Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet Have Massive Call Me By Your Name Dance Party in Italy
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No peaches were bruised in the making of this dance extravaganza.

Finishing their Call Me by Your Name press tour on a very fun note, Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet returned to the small city of Crema — where they filmed the coming-of-age drama — to invite fans to meet them in the city center and dance wildly. No strings attached. Just two handsome men, their dance moves, and a little bit of techno music. It’s almost too good to be true! But how did we get to this moment of zen?

The Crema portion of the press tour started out quite poorly, to be honest. As Hammer chronicled on Twitter, a public screening of the film was attended by, we’re not exaggerating, absolutely nobody — a mind-boggling prospect for this Best Picture frontrunner. “We came all the way to Crema for this screening and no one showed up,” Hammer tweeted. “On a serious note: thank you to all the people who came from so far to enjoy the closing of this Call Me by Your Name circle.”

However, we’re pleased to report that the citizens of Crema soon got their act together when Hammer tweeted a cryptic message a few hours later. “Grow up, Crema … see you at midnight,” he teased. “Anyone with speakers and booze get hugs.” And thus, the dance event of the year occurred, in which the lucky attendees got to revel in the city center’s impromptu dance floor while boogying down to the Call Me by Your Name soundtrack. Break it down, you handsome fellas! With special guest auteur Luca Guadagnino!

The groovin’ and shakin’ may have lasted only an hour, but for some, the memories will linger forever. “Just when I thought the Call Me by Your Name experience couldn’t get any better, all of you who came tonight to see the film and celebrate this movie with us from all over the world proved me wrong,” Hammer tweeted afterward. “Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”

Hey, there’s always the sequel for international dance party, round two.

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