's strained exchange with his girlfriend Kylie Jenner has been exclusively decoded by a lip-reader for the Daily Mail.
The 30-year-old was an early best actor favorite for Marty Supreme - the Josh Safdie picture based on the life of a real underground ping-pong player in 1950s New York.
However, his pomposity in interviews eventually led to a souring of public opinion about him, with sources gathering steam ahead of the .
Chalamet, whose mother and sister both trained in ballet, then poured fuel on the backlash by remarking that 'no one cares about' opera and ballet.
Oscar night turned into a brutal humiliation for Chalamet, who was repeatedly .
Now a clip has surfaced of Chalamet sitting in the audience with a rictus grin plastered on his face as he shared a conversation with Jenner, via E! News - but lip-reader Nicola Hickling has revealed what was really said.
Timothee Chalamet's strained exchange with his girlfriend Kylie Jenner at the Oscars has been exclusively decoded by a lip-reader for the Daily Mail; pictured before the ceremony began
While keeping the smile firmly in place, Chalamet told Jenner: 'I hate this,' and she replied: 'We're all right, okay?' to which he said: 'Yeah.'
'I hope so,' said Jenner, whom Chalamet has been dating for three years and whom he thanked onstage when he won at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards.
Chalamet and Jenner are pictured during the event's opening monologue, which was delivered by Conan O'Brien, hosting the Oscars for the second time
Oscar night turned into a brutal humiliation for Chalamet, who was repeatedly mocked over his 'opera and ballet' slight and then lost best actor to Michael B. Jordan for Sinners
'And I'm going to keep stepping up and I'm going to keep being the best version of myself I can be,' added Jordan. Sinners also
