But despite the director’s plans to continue exploring Elio (Timothee Chalamet) and Oliver (Armie Hammer) into later life, the screenwriter has poured cold water on the idea.
James Ivory – who won the BAFTA for Best Adapted Screenplay – said, according to Gay Times: “I heard about it. I don’t know how you could make such sequels if they’re far in the future.
“It’s not possible to make Timothée look likes he’s 40. All the make-up in the world and the rest of it and changing voice is not going to do it. I don’t know how.”
“No one has contacted me,” he added.
“You have to think, ‘What does André Aciman [novel author] think about that?’ It’s his creation. No one seems to know how he feels about it.”
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Chalamet is the bookies’ second favourite for Best Actor at the Academy Awards next month, but Gary Oldman is the runaway favourite – considered unbeatable after multiple wins at other ceremonies.
Still, Chalamet’s star is in rapid ascent; with a role also in Lady Bird and in Hostiles.
He’ll also be in Beautiful Boy alongside Steve Carrell, playing a young man struggling with meth addiction.
Hammer, meanwhile, will be in Sorry To Bother You alongside Thor: Ragnarok star Tessa Thompson.
He’ll then be seen in Hotel Mumbai, Home Shopper and Freak Shift.
Call Me By Your Name is still playing in select cinemas.