Dyeing for Your Art: Jason Momoa's facial hair goes through at least three distinctive stages in the film starting with his trademark full beard, meaning he had to progressively shave his beard.Jodorowsky also wanted Charlotte Rampling for Jessica, but she refused upon hearing what kind of film he was making (in particular a scene in which 2000 extras playing Harkonnen soldiers would defecate at once in the Atreides palace).The first trailer for this film uses a cover of "Eclipse" from The Dark Side of the Moon, the very album they made when Jodorowsky was trying to put his adaptation together. Back when he was working on his very ambitious but ultimately doomed version of Dune in The '70s, Alejandro Jodorowsky wanted Pink Floyd for the soundtrack.It's harder to notice now, however, as although Chalamet is actually around the same age Kyle MacLachlan and Alec Newman were at their respective times when they played the role (in the 1984 film and 2000 miniseries, respectively), he happens to look younger, arguably younger than both. Dawson Casting: As usual, the 15-year-old Paul Atreides from the novel (at the beginning of the story) is played by someone who's over 20 with Timothée Chalamet.Look in the comments for any video that includes throat-singing and chances are high you'll see Sardaukar being mentioned. Colbert Bump: The film did this for the entire practice of throat-singing after the Sardaukar training scene achieved Memetic Mutation status.(And, finally, it should be pointed out that the studio kept their word: Dune: Part II was greenlit on October 26, 2021, for an Octorelease date, based on the success of an estimated 1.9 million streams during its debut weekend, in addition to having the 10th-highest-grossing film opening of the year.) had a discussion about the situation and after giving him some assurances, and with Christopher Nolan (who was similarly opposed to the decision) offering him moral support, he's come to live with the decision he notes the studio offered assurances that the film would get its planned sequel based on its streaming success, even if it underperforms theatrically.
However, he later said that he and Warner Bros. Legendary Pictures executives weren't happy about this either (likewise with Godzilla vs.
Creator Backlash: Denis Villeneuve was furious at the decision to put the film on HBO Max along with the rest of the studio's 2021 films, accusing it of destroying any possibility of the franchise continuing.
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