Gurney Halleck playing a nine-stringed guitar in his first scene in Dune: Part Two is a nod to his character from Frank Herbert's original book.
Dune: Part Two, Chani can be seen using a piece of blue fabric as a headband, notably in the scene when Paul rides the sandworm for the first time. In the book,, when Paul meets Reverend Mother Mohiam she uses the voice on him to declare that he should be silent when he has his hand in the box. Inis the first time we see Giedi Prime, aka the home of the Harkonnens, in the daytime, after only seeing it at night in the first movie.
In the scene when the Emperor interrogates the Baron, Rabban, and Feyd-Rautha inside the Imperial Tent, you'll notice the set is designed like a pyramid, with the Emperor, Princess Irulan, and Reverend Mother Mohiam at the top, and the Harkonnens standing at the bottom of the stairs., producer Tanya Lapointe details how the Emperor sitting on the throne at the top is meant to symbolize how he's"at the top of the food chain.
The set design for Lady Fenring's bedroom was"inspired by the idea of an egg held between the legs of a spider," according to production designer Patrice Vermette., the passage of time is illustrated through Princess Irulan's voiceovers as she records what is happening and states the dates. Nine months pass over the course of the movie, which is different than Frank Herbert's book, which takes place over several years.
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