A Timothée Chalamet look-alike contest in New York City was interrupted by police as the $50 prize event descended into chaos.

Chaos erupted at the Timothée Chalome look-alike competition in Washington Square Park on Sunday when police broke up the event, calling it an unlawful assembly.

At least one shaggy-haired Chalamet lookalike was handcuffed by police as the crowd shouted, “Let him go!”

After the crowd was dispersed, dozens of crowd members moved to Mercer’s playground, where more than a half-dozen remaining Chalamet hopefuls began rounds of speed dating with female fans.

The unusual competition was announced earlier this month and included a $50 prize for a look-alike of the Hollywood heartthrob.

Chalamet is best known for his starring roles in Call Me by Your Name, Dune and, most recently, Wonka.