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Timothée Chalamet Plays Edward Scissorhands's Son, Edgar Scissorhands, In Cadillac's Super Bowl Ad

Timothée Chalamet Plays Edward Scissorhands's Son, Edgar Scissorhands, In Cadillac's Super Bowl Ad

And, yes, Winona Ryder plays Timothée Chalamet's mom

Timothée Chalamet

Timothée Chalamet is gracing our screens once again, this time to take on the role of Edward Scissorhands's son, Edgar ScissorhandsWinona Ryder reprises her role from Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands as Edward's love interest, Kim Boggs, who is now the mother of Edgar.

Much like his father, Edgar struggles with everyday life. From accidentally piercing a football to inadvertently becoming a magnet in class to shredding the bell on the bus. Banned from public transport, Edgar's mom has the perfect solution for her son—she buys him a self-driving Cadillac. Edgar is ecstatic when he realizes his unusual hands can't damage his new car.

Twitter is alive with reactions to Chalamet's starring turn as Edgar Scissorhands. Here are some of the best.

WE ALL HAVE OUR PRIORITIES.

WHO THOUGHT THIS UP?

TIMOTHÉE NEEDS A HUG.

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WHEN IS THE MOVIE COMING OUT?

I GUESS I'M WATCHING THE SUPER BOWL THEN?

HIS HAIR HAS MAGICAL PROPERTIES.

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"MY TWO FAVORITE THINGS FINALLY BEING BROUGHT TOGETHER."

"TIMOTHÉE CHALAMET IS JUST PERFECT FOR EVERY ROLE HE PLAYS."

"WINONA RYDER AND TIMOTHÉE CHALAMET WORKING TOGETHER IS EVERYTHING."

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"I’M JUST SO INCREDIBLY PROUD OF TIMOTHÉE AND SO MANY BIG AND INCREDIBLE THINGS ARE COMING HIS WAY AND HE’S SO TALENTED AND THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT HE DESERVES."

"I THINK WE CAN ALL AGREE THAT TIMOTHÉE CHALAMET."

"I’M PASSING OUT BYE."

"BEING IN LOVE WITH TIMOTHEE CHALAMET IS SO HARD."

This article originally appeared on Harper's BAZAAR US.

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