Dune: Part Two Official Trailer (Warner Bros.)
This story contains spoilers for Dune: Part Two.May thy knife chip and shatter! With these words, Timothée Chalamet has brought to life perhaps the most faithful cinematic version of Paul Muad'dib Usul Atriedes, Duke of Arrakis, who first appeared in the pages of Analog magazine in 1963 as part of a serialised novel called “Dune World.” Published in 1965 in one volume as Dune, Frank Herbert’s visionary book is synonymous with classic science fiction.
We know this is the case because Princess Irulan’s diary says it’s the same year. This fact also speeds up some of Paul’s integration into the Fremen and changes just how long Gurney has been out there in the desert working with smugglers. In essence, what took several years to build up in the book happens over the course of a few months in the new movie.
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