Marty Supreme’s first trailer dropped this week as the Internet rushed in to see Timothy Chalamet hustle his way to glory. But Josh Safdie’s newest movie actually has a secret inspiration that makes all of this infinitely more interesting. In Marty Supreme, Timothee Chalamet plays Marty Mauser. The table tennis player dreams of hitting it big and getting his face on a literal Wheaties box. But, there’s a real life ping-pong-er that inspired Safdie to make this gorgeous-looking film.
During a chat with The Hollywood Reporter, Safdie mentioned a gift he received long before Marty Supreme became a reality. One throwback table tennis player would get those creative juices flowing and it would be all systems go from there. Marty Reisman’s “The Money Player: The Confessions of America’s Greatest Table Tennis Champion” was the book that the director needed at that time. And, after seeing the trailer, we’e glad that’s how it went down.
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