Dune: Part Two - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Dune: Part Two"
Dune: Part Two (2024)
Timing:
2:47 (167 min)
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Actors and characters
Alison Halstead
Character Maker Keeper
Giusi Merli
Character Reverend Mother Ramallo
Kait Tenison
Character Bene Gesserit Sister
Tara Breathnach
Character Bene Gesserit Sister
Akiko Hitomi
Character Bene Gesserit Sister
Imola Gáspár
Character Watermaster
Alison Adnet
Character Young Fremen Patrol
Hamza Baissa
Character Young Fremen Patrol
Hassan Najib
Character Young Fremen Patrol
Jasper Ryan-Carter
Character Young Fremen Patrol
Omar Elbooz
Character Young Fremen Patrol
Abdelkarim Hussein Seli Mohamed
Character Young Fremen Patrol
Xavier Alba Royo
Character Fedaykin
Rachid Abbad
Character Fedaykin
Botond Bóta
Character Fedaykin
Abdelaziz Boumane
Character Fedaykin
Abdellah Echahbi
Character Fedaykin
Zouhair Elakkari
Character Fedaykin
Noureddine Hajoujou
Character Fedaykin
Mohamed Mouraoui
Character Fedaykin
Adil Achraf Sayd
Character Fedaykin
Hamza Sayd
Character Fedaykin
Hopi Grace
Character Fremen Nun
Havin Fathi
Character Fremen Nun
Kincsõ Pethõ
Character Fremen Nun
Cat Simmons
Character Young Nun
Burt Caesar
Character Devotee
Remi Fadare
Character Devotee
Amer El-Erwadi
Character Huge Fighter
Tedroy Newell
Character Fremen Onlooker
Oxa Hazel
Character Fremen Onlooker
Hajiyeva Pakiza
Character Fremen Onlooker
Sima Rostami
Character Female Elder
Yvonne Campbell
Character Elder
Joseph Charles
Character Elder
Vic Zander
Character Elder
Dylan Baldwin
Character Harkonnen Translator
Marcia Tucker
Character Old Wounded Woman
Nicola Brome
Character Wounded Fremen
Kathy Owen
Character Wounded Fremen
Huw Novelli
Character Fundamentalist Fighter
Serhat Metin
Character Fundamentalist Fighter
Amra Mallassi
Character Fundamentalist Fighter
Luis Alkmim
Character Sentinel Leader
Jordan Long
Character Smuggler Driver
Omar A.K.
Character Wounded Smuggler
Zdeněk Dvořáček
Character Arena Gladiator
Anton Saunders
Character Harkonnen Commander
Lex Daniel
Character Harkonnen Commander
Dominic McHale
Character Harkonnen Commander
Paul Boyle
Character Harkonnen Commander
Niall White
Character Ornithopter Military Pilot
Gábor Szemán
Character Harkonnen Officer
Jonathan Gunning
Character Game Supervisor
Will Irvine
Character Slave Master
Alan Mehdizadeh
Character Weapon Master
Rex Adams
Character Harpy
Molly Mcowan
Character Harpy
Ana Cilas
Character Harpy
Kajsa Mohammar
Character Feyd-Rautha's Attendant
Sara Bacsfalvi
Character Feyd-Rautha's Attendant
Kocsis Zsofia
Character Feyd-Rautha's Attendant
Matthew Sim
Character Spice Steward
Italo Amerighi
Character Imperial Council
Tim Hilborne
Character Imperial Council
Cecile Sinclair
Character Imperial Council
Zoe Kata Kaska
Character Baby Jessica
Jimmy Walker
Character Baron Proxy
Rand Faris
Character Female Fremen Fighter
Fouad Humaidan
Character Male Fremen Fighter
Manaf Irani
Character Male Fremen Fighter
Dora Kápolnai-Schvab
Character Baron Servant
Hector Kingsley Bhattacharjee
Character Alpha Fremen Child (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- It took 8 hours to apply makeup to Stellan Skarsgård before filming, and another 2 hours to remove it at the end of the shooting day. On shooting days, the actor did not drink liquids and took Imodium to avoid needing to use the restroom.
- For the role of Feyd-Rautha, actor Austin Butler gained over 11 kg of muscle mass.
- The Chakobsa language, spoken by the Fremen in Frank Herbert's books, is derived from Arabic, but includes elements of French and Greek, Romani, Slavic languages, as well as Hebrew and Sanskrit.
- Austin Butler (who played Feyd-Rautha) specifically trained to make his voice more similar to that of Stellan Skarsgård, who played Baron Vladimir Harkonnen.
- Tufir Hawat and Count Casimir Fenring were played by Stephen Henderson and Tim Blake Nelson, respectively, but all scenes with these characters were cut during editing, and the actors received only special thanks in the end credits.
- Austin Butler drank coffee with Denis Villeneuve, who offered the actor the role of Feyd-Rautha without an audition. Butler trained in Budapest for four months under a physical training program developed by a former Marine.
- Director Denis Villeneuve and cinematographer Greig Fraser often chose filming locations in the desert because a specific dune caught Villeneuve's attention with its shape, or the sun shone exactly as needed for a particular scene. Strict discipline reigned among the filming crew to preserve the dunes untouched. During filming, it was only possible to walk along specially laid routes, and after filming, special personnel erased the traces of the film crew's presence from the dunes.
- It took 44 days to film the scene of riding on the back of a sandworm, and it was shot on a set measuring 27 and a half by just over 7 meters.
- Greig Fraser, the cinematographer for both parts of Denis Villeneuve's film, suggested filming scenes on the Harkonnen homeworld with infrared cameras to make the characters' skin appear translucent.
- Lady Jessica, played by Rebecca Ferguson, has a litany of the Bene Gesserit against fear tattooed on her face.
- Denis Villeneuve's films, released in 2021 ("Dune") and 2024 ("Dune: Part Two"), were not shot simultaneously, as is usually done, and the studio's approval for the second film largely depended on the success of the first, whose release on screens was significantly complicated by a fixed release date and the coronavirus pandemic. Either way, according to Denis Villeneuve, the film was liked by the production company Legendary Pictures, so the chances of a sequel were high. The official green light for filming the sequel was given on October 26, 2021, four days after the release of "Dune" in the American box office.
- The film was shot in the Jordanian desert. To transport all the necessary equipment, the filmmakers had to build nearly 29 km of roads and establish base camps.
- The sets from the first film were not used. All sets and decorations were built from scratch.
- Having drunk the Water of Life and survived, Jessica and Paul Atreides (played by Rebecca Ferguson and Timothée Chalamet) learn that they are, respectively, the daughter and grandson of Baron Vladimir Harkonnen, played by Stellan Skarsgård. The film does not explain this circumstance, but the prequel novels to 'Dune' reveal that their mother and grandmother is Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam of the Bene Gesserit, played by Charlotte Rampling for Denis Villeneuve. She once had to bear his child for the purposes of a selective genetic program to produce the Kwisatz Haderach super-being. The Baron raped her, and Mohiam afflicted him with a terrible illness.
- Anya Taylor-Joy appeared on screen in an episodic role as Alia, Paul Atreides’ younger sister, in one of his visions (the actress’s surname is not even in the credits). Alia is a beloved character among fans of the original 'Dune' novel; she was born during Jessica and Paul's two-year stay among the Fremen. She was a telepathic infant with the mind of an adult woman, because Jessica drank the Water of Life. Denis Villeneuve shortened the two-year period from the source novel to several months in the film, so Alia is almost always just a voice from Jessica’s womb, communicating with her, and the actual birth of the child only occurs at the end of the film.
- Having drunk the Water of Life and survived, Jessica and Paul Atreides (played by Rebecca Ferguson and Timothée Chalamet, respectively) learn they are the daughter and grandson of Baron Vladimir Harkonnen, played by Stellan Skarsgård. The film does not offer an explanation for this, but the prequel novels to 'Dune' reveal that their mother and grandmother is Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam of the Bene Gesserit, portrayed by Charlotte Rampling in Denis Villeneuve's film. She once had to bear a child by Vladimir Harkonnen for the purposes of a selective genetic program to produce the Kwisatz Haderach super-mind. The Baron raped her, and Mohiam cursed him with a terrible illness.
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