Dune: How The Characters Are Supposed To Look (According To The Books)

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With the strength of a coriolis storm across the deserts of Arrakis, Denis Villeneuve's Dune and Dune: Part Two swept the globe with a cinematic vision as grand as Frank Herbert's epic sci-fi series. Beginning with the titular book in 1965, Herbert fundamentally changed the landscape of the genre with his saga centered on young Paul Atreides, the favored son of Duke Leto I and Lady Jessica, destined to become the leader of the Fremen and shape the desert world of Arrakis into a paradise. The scope of his world-building and the strength of his story created a lasting legacy and legions of fans.
Kayleena Pierce-Bohen, Tom Russell

Dune: How The Characters Are Supposed To Look (According To The Books)

Denis Villeneuve's Dune got most of its casting spot-on, but more than a few characters look different from the books by Frank Herbert.

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