“Dune: Part 2” is expected to start shooting next fall, Chalamet is still the protagonist

Canadian director Denis Villeneuve said in an interview with foreign media that “Dune: Part 2” may actually start shooting in the fall of 2022.

Villeneuve also clarified his recent remarks that Chani (Zendaya) will be the protagonist of the sequel, claiming that Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet, the first protagonist of “Dune”) is still the focus of the film.

“She (Chani) is still one of the main characters, this role is very important, but Dune is still a story about Paul Atreides…. This misunderstanding is my own cause. This is a “lost in translation” (lost in translation).”

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In the second “Dune” movie, Paul assembled a large Freman army to fight against the ruthless Hackney family.

For the residents of Alakis, he actually became a mythical messianic (ie Jesus Christ) figure.

This is basically the second half of the first novel.

American Legendary Pictures (released “Inception” and Nolan’s “Batman Trilogy”) hinted that “Dune” would become a series.

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In the future, they will adapt multiple novels and make more sequels.

The first part of “Dune” will be released simultaneously in North American theaters and HBO Max on October 22.

It was released in Hong Kong, China and Taiwan, China for the first time in the world. The scheduled time is September 16th. The release time in Mainland China is unknown.

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