‘Iran is like ballet and opera’: ‘Saturday Night Live’ drags Timothée Chalamet into latest Trump impersonation show — watch

Saturday Night Live doesn’t forget to ridicule Timothée Chalamet His viral review of opera and ballet during the March 14 episode.Saturday, at saturday night live In the cold open, James Austin Johnson, who plays Donald Trump, said: “Iran is like ballet and opera, and we are Timmy Chalamet.”“I don’t want to work in ballet or opera and be like, ‘Hey! Keep this thing alive even if no one cares about it anymore,'” he said in February. “Hats off to the ballet and opera people out there. I just lost 14 cents in my ratings. I took pictures for no reason.” In the cold open, actors Mikey Day, Ashley Padilla, Marcello Hernández and Sarah Sherman play a family on a road trip who are frustrated by the increase in fuel prices. The scene was quickly interrupted by James Austin Johnson, who played Trump, who launched into a monologue poking fun at his campaign promises. “You may remember my campaign promises, like lower gas prices and no more wars,” Trump joked of Johnson. “But now the price of natural gas is about $10 billion per gallon.”Later in the segment, Colin Jost, returning as Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, said: “I’ll tell you, when people ask us about our plans for Iran, I’ll say the same thing: I don’t know,” and “You babies in the media are totally unpatriotic. They’re taking advantage of what I do to make me look like a fool.”