DUNE TALK: Irulan’s Strength, Feyd’s Voice – ‘Dune: Part Two’ TV Spots Analysis

On this mid-week edition of Dune Talk, the crew dives into the deluge of new TV spots for Dune: Part Two, focusing on all they reveal about Princess Irulan Corrino and Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen. Garin, Marcus, Mark, Rachel, and Simon discuss portrayal of those, and other, key characters—including the Emperor—in Denis Villeneuve’s movie adaptation, and potential differences with the book. How might audiences react to certain changes and plot elements?

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Dune Talk: Episode 65 – Dune: Part Two TV Spots

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Show Notes

Key Dune news story covered on this show:

Dozens of Dune: Part Two TV spots have been released over the past few weeks, each one revealing a little more from the movie—whether it’s action sequences or character dialogue. A recent pair of videos have offered more insights into Feyd-Rautha and Princess Irulan, played by Austin Butler and Florence Pugh respectively, including reveal of the former’s voice.

This show’s hosts:

• Marcus Gabriel | @MarcusIsWriting

• Garin Granata | @DuneCompanion

• Mark / DuneInfo | @DuneInfo

• Rachel | @darth_rachel (IG)

• Simon Daoudi | @sdaoudi

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