James Mangold's Bob Dylan Film
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•‘A Complete Unknown’: What’s Fact and What’s Fiction in the Bob Dylan Biopic
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A Complete Unknown is a fictionalized version of Bob Dylan's rise to fame.
Director James Mangold 's new film was made with the approval of Dylan .
It's not unreasonable to end the film by hitting the internet to see what's real and what's not real.
The movie, however, shows no substance use besides alcohol, cigarettes, and coffee.
A Complete Unknown is based on Elle Fanning’s character, Suze Rotolo , who really does appear on the album cover of The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan .
Bob Dylan never played “ I’ll Fly Away ” at Newport Folk Festival .
Carolyn Hester had Dylan sit in and blow harmonica on a version of "I'll Fly Away".
Bob Dylan and Joan Baez were at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965 .
Bob Dylan was touring Great Britain with The Hawks with The Band when an angry audience member shouted “ Judas !” at Dylan the following year .
Johnny Cash didn’t actually perform at that festival, but was there in 1964 .
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