Scarlett Johansson revealed during a chat show appearance Tuesday that she was snubbed three times by Bob Dylan, but she still remains a mega fan.

The 32-year-old actress while on Late Night With Seth Meyers said film director Bennett Miller [Moneyball and Foxcatcher] arranged for her to be in a music video for the 75-year-old Hurricane singer.

The concept was a bizarre ‘Felliniesque, Zampanò, clowns on the street performance’ in which they were supposed to appear side by side, Johansson said.

‘It sounded really cool so we were all prepped for that and then…like the day before…Dylan was like ”I don’t want to do that”,’ the actress revealed.

‘So you did the video without Dylan?’ asked Meyers, 43.

After the video was released Dylan failed to contact her with any thanks or congratulations.

‘I never heard from him, and I was like ‘what the hell Bob Dylan?’ I just did all the work, I spent hours emoting for him,’ she smiled.

Dylan then snubbed Johansson for a third time, while backstage at the Terminal 5 concert venue in Manhattan.

‘I thought he would say something like ”Wow, we should have diner some time” and he was just like ”that was cool” and passed on to the next person,’ Johansson said while breaking out her impersonation of the singer.

After initial disappointment she decided it was par for the course with the notoriously moody performer.

‘I felt sort of bad about it and then I was like ”no, It’s Dylan”,’ she said, noting that she remains a huge fan.

‘As he passed me [at Terminal 5] something on his lapel snagged my sweater and I kept that snagged sweater for two years…I’d be like ”you see that pull? That was Dylan”,’ she laughed.

‘So Dorky,’ admitted the Her star, who was wearing a white, studded maxi dress with baby doll heels.

Earlier in the interview Johansson talked about her new movie Ghost In The Shell, in which she does a lot of ‘kicking a**’.

‘I know what a barrel roll is now,’ she joked.

After a journalist asked her if she was able to ‘kiss his a**’ she started taking self-defense lessons.

‘It was such a weird interview…he asked me if I could beat him up…and I was like ”right now? I want to but I don’t know if I can”,’ she recalled.

‘On my walk home I was like ”I’ve got to do something about this” just so I can kick the a** of some misogynistic journalist’.