Timothee Chalamet signs multi-year first-look deal with Warner Bros following the success of Wonka and Dune: Part Two: 'This partnership feels like a natural next step'

Timothée Chalamet's star power has landed him a lucrative deal.

The actor, 28, who is shooting a Bob Dylan biopic, has signed a multi-year first-look agreement with Warner Bros.

The versatile star topped the box office with recent films Wonka and Dune: Part Two, becoming the first actor in four decades to star in the top two domestic films that were released in an eight month period, according to the studio.

So far, the two films have earned a nearly $1.3 billion combined. 

In a statement the in-demand actor said he looked forward to collaborating with the studio again. 

'These are studio heads who believe in real movie making, and I’m so grateful for their support as an actor, producer and collaborator. This partnership feels like a natural next step. Let’s go!' said the boyfriend of makeup mogul Kylie Jenner.

Timothée Chalamet, 28, has signed a multi-year, first look deal with Warner Bros (pictured in New York in February)

In a statement released Tuesday, Warner Bros co-chairs and CEOs Mike De Luca and Pam Abdy said they were 'thrilled that Timothée has chosen our studio to be his creative home. 

'Over the last few years, we have admired not only Timothée’s commitment to his craft, which is evident in the range and depth of his varied roles, but also his unwavering dedication to give 100% of his time and attention to every project he has made here at Warner Bros. and elsewhere,' they continued.

'His collaboration on the campaigns for Dune and Wonka is something we all enjoyed immensely, and the results speak for themselves,' the executives concluded.

The first-look deal allows the Lady Bird star to look for projects he's interested in, with Warner Bros. getting the first option to back it. 

After steadily building his career with small parts in film and television, the young actor burst on to Hollywood's radar in 2017's Call Me By Your Name, a tender drama about a young man who falls for an older man working as his father's research assistant during a summer in Italy. 

He earned an Oscar nomination for his performance. 

The native New Yorker went on to star in highly acclaimed films such as Beautiful Boy, Little Women and French Dispatch.

The versatile actor has starred in two number one films, Dune: Part Two and Wonka, becoming the first actor in four decades to star in the top two domestic films that were released in an eight month period, according to the studio 

After steadily building his career with small parts in film and television, the young actor burst on to Hollywood's radar in 2017's Call Me By Your Name as a teen who falls for his father's research assistant. Chalamet received an Oscar nomination for his work

The native New Yorker went on to star in highly acclaimed films such as Little Women, Beautiful Boy and French Dispatch

Chalamet cut his teeth as a producer on the gritty cannibal love story Bones and All

The actor is currently shooting the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown and will serve as a producer on the project (pictured in New York March 24)

He cut his teeth as a producer on the gritty cannibal love story Bones and All, and will serve in that role again on the Dylan biopic, A Complete Unknown. 

The actor has been working with a voice coach and will sing some of Dylan's songs in the film, according to People. 

'It's kind of astonishing because going from the Wonka character to Bob Dylan, it's a completely different character, completely different voice, everything — and he does it,' vocal coach Eric Vetro told the outlet. 'He could turn on a dime. He's so talented that he is able to just switch into one role or the other really quickly.'

A release date has not been announced for A Complete Unknown.