Bob Dylan, right, poses for a photo with a fan in a parking lot at Kenilworth Avenue North and Britannia Avenue for the BBC documentary on the making of “Hearts of Fire” in Hamilton and England in the fall of 1986. The documentary includes Dylan talking to some locals in the car park, including wrestler Ted Grizzly.
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By Daniel Nolan Contributor
It’s a tale of two movies, both involving American musical icon Bob Dylan.
“A Complete Unknown,” now in theatres starring Timothee Chalamet as the enigmatic singer, follows his journey in the early 1960s from early folk music success until he appears at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival and rocks the music world by using an electric guitar. The film has received good reviews and is likely to garner some Oscar nominations, including best actor for Chalamet.
Daniel Nolan is a freelance writer who writes about film and TV …
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