Before I left the film- talking about something else and I’m not gonna say until it actually happens, but he knows that my dream is to work with him as a number one because I really think that Denny will show me how good I can be.” And Denny, again, he just brings out the best in me and this was such an amazing experience. I got to spend much more time with Denny, which I crave for because I love working with Denny. It was that times 100 because it was Rabban amped-up, and my part is much bigger on this. “You’ve heard me talk about the first film, we’ve talked about the first film.

In a recent Collider chat, he teased his expanded role in the new film and a more “amped-up” movie in general:

Dave Bautista Teases “Amped-Up” Part Twoĭave Bautista will reprise his role Glossu “Beast” Rabban, one of the villains in the House of Harkonnen, for the second installment.

I don’t want it to look like a video game,'” West recalled. “He said, ‘I want you because I do not want it to look like sci-fi. I think it’s visually stunning, the sets, the cinematography and the concepts.”ĭirector Villeneuve also told West that “Dune” should not “look like a videogame” visually or have any “sci-fi” components. It was about creating three separate different-looking worlds and also revisiting the Bene Gesserits, the age-old ones with these costumes that almost look like Egyptian mummies. West continued, “We made a lot of costumes. “Feyd-Rautha also comes into this one, brilliantly played by Austin Butler, Elvis. We spend a lot of time in Stellan Skarsgård’s world,” West told Deadline. We spend a lot of time on Giedi Prime, the Harkonnen planet. “We see what the emperor’s world looks like. “Dune” costume designer Jacqueline West revealed that the “Part Two” film will dive deeper into the different sci-fi worlds in the epic universe.

Costume Designer Jacqueline West Teases Austin Butler Is ‘Fabulous’ in Sequel.

Lead star Timothée Chalamet celebrated production wrapping in December 2022, sharing a first look at the sequel. The movie was shot in Budapest, Hungary, and Italy.

revealed on Monday, July 18 that production on “Dune: Part Two” was officially underway. Sources tell IndieWire that, unlike the first film, “Part Two” won’t play the Venice Film Festival, though a festival run is still in talks. Originally slated for an Octorelease, “Dune: Part Two” will now debut in theaters November 3, 2023. Image Credit: ©Warner Bros/Courtesy Everett Collection

“Dune: Part Two” Release Date Gets Pushed Back.

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