Chani looks back at him and says, “It’s only the beginning,” which stands as a coded message to the viewer that the story remains incomplete. In the final moments, he watched as one of the Fremen used ropes and hooks to latch onto one of the burrowing leviathans known as sandworms, and rode off into the distance. There he met Chani, played by Zendaya, an ethereal woman who had been appearing in his dreams, and was welcomed into her tribe of desert survivors known as the Fremen. He had survived the destruction of his powerful family by the rapacious industrialists known as House Harkonnen, but was cast out into the barren sands of planet Arrakis. I wanted dramatic continuity with part one.”īefore the credits rolled on that movie, Timothée Chalamet’s young royal Paul Atreides, prophesied to become a great leader, had been reduced to nothing. “I wanted the movie to really open just where we left the characters. There’s a difference,” Villeneuve tells Vanity Fair for this exclusive first look. “It’s important-it’s not a sequel, it’s a second part.
Director Denis Villeneuve wants to make it clear that his new movie, set for release November 3, is not so much another film as a continuation of the first. If you want to know where Dune: Part Two will begin, just look to the ending of the 2021 original.
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