🚨 There are MASSIVE spoilers ahead for Dune, Dune: Part Two, and Frank Herbert's Dune. 🚨
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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.
🚨 There are MASSIVE spoilers ahead for Dune, Dune: Part Two, and Frank Herbert's Dune. 🚨
In the book, The Art and Soul of Dune: Part Two, Denis also elaborated on filming the bombing scene, saying that cinematographer Greig Fraser improvised shots "to capture the intensity, as a war photojournalist would do."
In the book, The Art and Soul of Dune: Part Two, 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."
According to the book, The Art and Soul of Dune: Part Two, this is meant to show the "shifting political dynamics" in the movie.
Jacqueline added, "The Virgin Mary-esque mantle. I thought I could do that best with headdresses."
In the book, The Art and Soul of Dune: Part Two, Tanya Lapointe said that this was one of Denis' favorite sets.
This change also coincides with Lady Jessica's pregnancy. In the book, her daughter, Alia, is born during this time period, whereas Denis elected to have Jessica remain pregnant and have conversations with her unborn child.
In the book, Liet-Kynes, who is a man in the original novels, is Chani's father, but in the movies, Chani's relation to Liet-Kynes has not been specified.