A Complete Unknown' follows Bob Dylan's life in the early 1960's as he begins his career, culminating in a performance at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival. Here's a look at the music icon's life nearly six decades after 'A Complete Unknown' leaves off.

From 'Dylan Goes Electric,' the book that inspired the film, to Todd Haynes' experimental 'I'm Not There,' here's what to read and watch to go deep on Dylan

9. “Judas!” shouts an angry fan during Dylan’s ‘65 Newport performance in “A Complete Unknown.” Didn’t happen. That infamous incident took place May 17, 1966, at a concert in Manchester, England.

The 2024 biopic covers the icon's early career years—so how much of it was accurate? We pulled the evidence so that you can see for yourself.

As shown in A Complete Unknown, singers Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash created a friendship in real life, but some true details are altered or left out.

"A Complete Unknown" director James Mangold and Edward Norton (as Pete Seeger) weigh in on what's fact and what's fiction in the Bob Dylan movie.

Filmmaker James Mangold spoke with Salon about the musician's not-so-oblique songwriting and the women in his life

Bob Dylan is one of the most important figures in the history of music, which might be why so many movies have been made about him.