Timothee Chalamet calls Zendaya 'inspiring' in a sweet message to his Dune co-star on her 24th birthday
Zendaya turned 24 years old on Monday.
And, Timothee Chalamet, 24, took to Twitter to send her a sweet birthday message calling the actress 'one of the most inspiring people' he's ever met.
Chalamet and Zendaya are set to star together in the upcoming remake of the science fiction epic Dune.
Birthday girl: Zendaya turned 24 years old on Monday and, Timothee Chalamet took to Twitter to send her a sweet birthday message calling the actress 'one of the most inspiring people' he's ever met
'Happy birthday to one of the most inspiring people I've met on my short journey,' Timothee penned.
The Call Me By Your Name actor continued: 'Someone with the strongest ethical character, and a moral compass that is in harmony with a totally fearless creative abandon. happy birthday @Zendaya, hope your day is beautiful, friend.'
Within hours of posting his affectionate birthday message, the tweet had been shared nearly 20 thousand times and liked nearly 200 thousand times and counting.
This winter, the young Hollywood actors are set to star in a remake of the 1984 David Lynch directed sci-fi film Dune.
Loving it! Fans were here for the love-fest between friends and within hours of posting his affectionate birthday message, the tweet had been shared nearly 20 thousand times and liked nearly 200 thousand times and counting
The film features an all-star ensemble cast in addition to Zendaya and Timothee including, Oscar Isaac, Josh Brolin, Stellan Skarsgård, Dave Bautista, Charlotte Rampling, Jason Momoa and Javier Bardem.
Both the 1984 and 2020 films were based on a novel of the same name written by Frank Herbert in 1965. The book also spawned a mini series in 2000.
Dune follows Chalamet's Atreides and his family as they embark on a trip to desert mining planet Arrakis to oversee the extraction of melange, the most valuable substance in the universe.
A royal decree awards Arrakis to Duke Leto Atreides and ousts his bitter enemies, the Harkonnens.
Iconic: Zendaya and Timothee are part of an all-star ensemble cast for the remake of Dune alongside Oscar Isaac, Josh Brolin, Stellan Skarsgård, Dave Bautista, Charlotte Rampling, Jason Momoa and Javier Bardem
Plot: Dune follows Chalamet's Atreides and his family as they embark on a trip to desert mining planet Arrakis to oversee the extraction of melange, the most valuable substance in the universe
However, when the Harkonnens violently seize back their fiefdom, it is up to Paul, Leto's son, to lead the Fremen, the natives of Arrakis, in a battle for control of the planet and its spice.
The official trailer of the much-hyped film is set for an early September release and the motion picture will hit theaters on December 18.
Zendaya, meanwhile, has been working on season two of her dark HBO teen drama Euphoria. Production on season two was scuppered due to the coronavirus.
The birthday girl did give anxious fans a glimmer of hope for new episodes back in August when she told told Jimmy Kimmel Live guest host Ben Platt that a possible 'bridge episode' is in the pipeline.
Highly anticipated: The official trailer of the much-hyped film is set for an early September release and the motion picture will hit theaters on December 18
'We're trying to figure out how to eventually be able to create a season two that we're all really proud of and get all the best out of it that we want but also still being very safe,' she explained.
'So, we might end up doing a little bridge episode. I don't really know how to describe it, but an episode that we can do with a limited amount of people in a safer environment that can, I don't know, give people something.'
She went on to say that season two of the series had been shut down because of the pandemic just two days before they had been scheduled to begin shooting.
The critically acclaimed series earned Zendaya her first Emmy nod for her starring role as teenage drug addict, Rue.
Meanwhile: Zendaya is also working on season two of HBO's Euphoria as the cast and crew refocus to make things work post COVID-19 pandemic and have a possible 'bridge episode' in the works