DUNE TALK: Denis Villeneuve’s ‘Dune’ Movie Trilogy Dream, Director Talks Part Two and Three

Denis Villeneuve has spoken of his current Dune film adaptation as the realization of a childhood dream. On this week’s Dune Talk, Garin, Marcus, Mark, and Simon explore the director’s comments in Empire Magazine’s October issue, regarding what we can expect from Dune: Part Two. Dreams don’t end with this second movie though. Villeneuve again declares his ambition to complete a trilogy, by adapting Dune Messiah in the future. How will that movie be titled?

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Dune Talk: Episode 55 – Denis Villeneuve’s Promise

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Show Notes

Key Dune news story covered on this show:

1. Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Entertainment have confirmed that their Dune: Part Two movie is delayed to 2024, in light of ongoing actors’ union work stoppages.

2. Insight Editions’ Dune Part One: The Photography is out now and the book features hundreds of exclusive photos taken by Chiabella James during the first movie’s production. Some offer new insights into scenes deleted from the Dune: Part One final cut.

This show’s hosts:

• Marcus Gabriel | @MarcusIsWriting

• Garin Granata | @DuneCompanion

• Mark / DuneInfo | @DuneInfo

• Simon Daoudi | @sdaoudi

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Special thanks goes out to Ashton GIeckman for music and Sheldon Lee for voice overs.