Dylan, Rotolo and Sylvie

Sylvie Russo in 'A Complete Unknown' is based on Bob Dylan's former girlfriend Suze Rotolo. Here's what their relationship was like in real life.
In the new film "A Complete Unknown," Elle Fanning portrays Sylvie Russo, a renamed version of Suze Rotolo, Bob Dylan's girlfriend at the time.
Why Bob Dylan Didn’t Want Girlfriend Suze Rotolo’s Real Name in ‘A Complete Unknown’
Bob Dylan dated Suze Rotolo in his early days in New York City. Here's why he reportedly wanted her to have a different name in 'A Complete Unknown.'
A Complete Unknown: What Happened To The Real Sylvie Russo
Bob Dylan's famous New York love interest Sylvie Russo, based on the real-life artist Suze Rotolo, separated from Bob Dylan in A Complete Unknown.
Will ‘A Complete Unknown’ Spur a Bob Dylan-Led Biopic Boom?
A Complete Unknown' brings Bob Dylan to the big screen — and shows how parts of old stories can become great new films. Let’s have more of them.
‘A Complete Unknown’: Read The Screenplay That Plugs Into The Moment Bob Dylan Became An Icon
A Complete Unknown is James Mangold's micro-biopic of Bob Dylan that stars Timothée Chalamet. Mangold adapted the script with Jay Cocks.
Real story of ‘twerp’ Bob Dylan’s romance with ‘Sylvie’ — what you don’t see in ‘A Complete Unknown’
The mom and sister of Suze Rotolo — known as Sylvie Russo in “A Complete Unknown” — hated her boyfriend Bob Dylan, and he got revenge on one of them in song lyrics.
Who Was Suze Rotolo, the Inspiration for Elle Fanning’s Character in ‘A Complete Unknown’?
American artist Suze Rotolo, Elle Fanning's character in James Mangold's Bob Dylan biopic 'A Complete Unknown.' ...
Who Is Suze Rotolo? The Inspiration Behind A Complete Unknown’s Sylvie Russo, Explained
A Complete Unknown has finally arrived in theatres and viewers are now wondering if Elle Fanning’s character Sylvie Russo is ...
Oh My God': Elle Fanning Reveals Why She Had To Run Out Of A Bob Dylan Concert Early
Timothée Chalamet, who plays Dylan in "A Complete Unknown," said he thought Fanning's experience was either a "great omen" ...