In his follow-up Find Me, his fifth novel overall, Aciman revisits the beloved characters of Elio and Oliver, following them a decade after their summer love affair, when Elio is now a pianist ...

In a statement to Vulture, Aciman explained his reason for exploring the world of Elio and Oliver once more. “The world of ‘Call Me by Your Name’ never left me,” the author said.

The “he” in “Call Me By Your Name” is Oliver (Armie Hammer), an American who wears his burnished handsomeness as casually as his open-at-the-throat, sleeves-rolled-to-the-elbows shirts.

A young man named Elio (Timothée Chalamet) living in Italy in the '80s, meets Oliver (Armie Hammer), an academic who has come to stay at his parents' villa, in "Call Me By Your Name." ...

My latest novel, Find Me, inspired by Call Me By Your Name, is about the love lives of three men in three different cities: Elio in Paris, Oliver in New York, and Samuel (Elio’s father) in Rome.

Call Me By Your Name ’s fixation on statues and surfaces only ever pays off intermittently. Perlman, while showing Oliver slides of statues, says, “There’s not a straight body among them.

Call Me by Your Name is based on the 2007 novel by André Aciman, who wrote a sequel book in 2019 called Find Me. That story follows Elio's father Samuel (played by Michael Stuhlbarg in the movie).

Whispers of a “ Call Me By Your Name ” sequel have been around since before the film of the same name premiered in 2017, but a reunion between Elio and Oliver is now on the horizon — in book ...

“Call me by your name and I’ll call you by mine.” These are the words Oliver, played by Armie Hammer, says to his lover Elio, played by Timothée Chalamet, in a moment of intimacy in Luca ...

(Not that it completely has, obviously.) “Call Me by Your Name” is a love story, but it’s really a spy movie. Right to the end, its drama erupts out of what happens, and what gets spoken ...

In his latest film Call Me By Your Name, Guadagnino continues to focus on opulent imagery — with unrestrained devotion — and on characters who can afford to indulge in pleasures of the flesh. Left to ...

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