Dune: Part Two | An Ensemble for the Ages | Warner Bros. Entertainment

Reunite with actors as they discuss their character’s arc and how new faces are woven into the story of Dune. Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Florence Pugh, Austin Butler and more open up about the process to explore themselves in the sands of Arrakis.

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Oscar nominee Denis Villeneuve (“Arrival,” “Blade Runner 2049”) directs Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures’ “Dune,” the big-screen adaptation of Frank Herbert’s seminal bestseller of the same name.

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[CinemaRescored]

Even some of the behind-the-scenes shots deserve an Academy Award for Best Cinematography.

[TherealFroyoz]

I can't wait for Messiah. Truly will be a masterpiece to this trilogy of Dune.

[crozraven]

Rebecca Ferguson did amazing job of portraying a vengeful survivor who transformed into an almost cosmic malefic mystical mother.

[Blashmack]

Timothee said in an interview that every time he spoke the Fremen language in a scene on set, Javier Bardem would go all wide-eyed and whisper "Lisan Al-Gaib..." under his breath.

[alexbartha]

Florence said in an interview that when she first met christopher walken, they just talked about doughnuts for half an hour.

[timefluidscribbler]

Shishakli actually added so much to the vibe and completing the feeling of the Fremen being a full hearted culture

[littledelrey]

Stilgar is so underrated. His performance was amazing

[hundredfireify]

The last clip with Timothée and Denis saying "I love you too" in French is very moving. The love that's been poured into this movie, we feel it; this movie has soul.

[MM-hi]

One thing that really impressed me was how well the actors spoke in chakobsa. I love how much it was used throughout the movie.

[jackh]

I love how the behind the scenes still looks like they're on Arrakis and they're just filming a movie

[mshahzaib]

Denis is a Sci-Fi Prodigy. Really, the return of the prodigal son...

[jpdiana]

Florence Pugh brought so much life to Princess Irulan. Even with her limited screen time she feels so well realized. Kudos to

[confused_lefty]

16:03 Austin laughing with that black teeth is the most cursed thing I've seen all week

[walteranurantha]

Timothy deserves an award for best voice actor. His "SILENCE!" Is so well done.

[flippert]

Sadly, one actress notably absent here (as well as in other featurettes) is Charlotte Rampling. She did remarkable work in both parts, equal to Sian Phillips (Lynch movie). She's a true movie veteran like Christopher Walken.

[timdehoog]

Souheila Yacoub as Sishkali was such a joy to watch. Her chemistry with Zendaya felt genuine and gave a whole sisters-in-arms vibe. She did a great job!

[nova_kane]

Charlotte Rampling is amazing as Gaius Helen Mohiam, so much of the tone of these films hinges on her and she nails it.

[Mountaininthesea]

Shishakli is so great and the actress playing her did amazing

[legendsof]

Austin smiling back with black teeth at Lea's intense look SENT ME ksdkskd

[goroveieduard]

This movie deserves all academy awards! Is one of the best sci-fy movie ever!!!