Timothée Chalamet In Talks To Star In ‘Dune’ For Denis Villeneuve

Most recent discussion of the original, if anyone's interested.

As who? Alia Atreides?

r2 The third paragraph has that bit of information - Paul Atreides.

Timmy + Denis?

I’m excited about this.

Armie need to play the Harkonnen heir played by sting in the original.

In the original metal jockstrap.

I predict a self-indulgent and completely unnecessary mess.

Ugh, no. He's to femme to be Paul.

I'm sure Denis will get him in shape the way Luca couldn't. He'll be all butch and masc in no time.

Was speculating this would happen last fall. He’s a great choice. If they cast Timo, I wanna see Eva Green as Lady Jessica.

R6 Timothée really doesn't look feminine.

He's got a rat-like face and he's femme, r9.

Timmy is faun like and strong

“TIMMY IS THE KWISATZ HADERACH”

Paul is 15 at the start of the book, a lot of people were fan casting him way back.

r8 Great casting suggestion. I would also offer Andy Serkis for the worms.

This movie is going to look [italic]insane[/italic] with 2018 visuals and Villeneuve's direction.

im over tim tim, one too many giggly miggly interviews where he does his laffin hyena impression. ughhhhhhh

And Tilda Swinton as the Mother Bene Gesserit

“This child is an ABOMINATION”

Timmy is indeed the Sasquatch Headrash

Say it in Liza’s voice r16

[quote]And Tilda Swinton as the Mother Bene Gesserit

That would be a very good choice.

Timothee is no kwisatz haderach.

Baron Harkonene - Brendan Gleeson - no question.

Feyd - Michael Pitt (no one does sexy with crazy eyes like Pitt)

Dr. Yueh - Benicio del Toro

Duncan Idaho - Travis Fimmel or if you want to play diversity stunt casting, I could easily get behind Tina Torres

Thufir - Idris Elba

^^^ That's Gina Torres.

Make that Thandie Newton instead as she's hotter right now.

Yay! We get to hear this line again!

r21 Dear lord, what the fuck was that even?

I just want to know who they'll get to play the Shadout Mapes.

I think this part would suit G, looks alone.

R21 - that was The Abomination.

I can see this. He'd need to buff up quite a bit but I think he could prove to be an inspired choice. I think the slightly melancholy quality of his face would be a good fit for the world.

r15 if Tilda isn't available, Sigourney Weaver would be an acceptable substitute.

Omg please let it go to someone else. I love DV and don’t want to have to see that skinny mongrel doofus in his film.

I agree with R27. Timothée is too skinny. Let it be filled by an unknown actor.

Let an unknown actor take the place the Oscar nominated It Boy r28?

You are obviously a genius at the movie biz

Please, he’s a nobody.

r29 I really am.

id be interested in seeing dune redone, the novel is a spectacular achievement, one of my favorite reads of all time.

im a david lynch fan but david lynch got it wrong, the casting was wrong too.

David Lynch's DUNE is his STAR WARS. George Lucas approached him to direct RETURN OF THE JEDI but that fell apart and Dino De Laurentiis cajoled him into doing DUNE instead. The extended cut (available on DVD) is miles better than what was originally released, but it definitely doesn't work in any form. But, it's interesting and undeniably some exceptional scenes... more than can be said for 90% of big budget films these days. After BLADE RUNNER 2017 being such a flop it's surprising funding is in place for this similarly labyrinth sci-fi story, but one assumes Villeneuve will get major A-list cast (Benecio Del Toro? Hugh Jackman? Emily Blunt?).

[quote][R15] if Tilda isn't available, Sigourney Weaver would be an acceptable substitute.

You know who would be great if not Tilda - Shohreh Aghdashloot - and again, not diversity stunt casting, but actual bona fide badass and terrifying.

Or, if you want to go another more traditional direction - Alice Krige.

Dune is going to make Timothée a bonafide huge movie star... even more so after he wins the Oscar for Beautiful Boy. This kid is on fire!!!!

If they do a remake with him in Grease he'll be on fire R35

[quote]Duncan Idaho - Travis Fimmel or if you want to play diversity stunt casting, I could easily get behind Tina Torres

Back when he had his shit together, Fassbender would’ve made a great Idaho. But now... not so much.

Yeah Gleeson for the Baron seems a natural choice. And I love the Aghdashloot suggestion. Not sure who could do Duke Atreides

Dune has always been the beginning of the end for any career. So this is great news.

i've seen the trailer for Beautiful Boy: total Lifetime movies, but for men-fraus (is there a word for that?). I fell asleep after 20 seconds.

Chalamet is a critical darling but he's not a movie star. He doesn't sell tickets. They are hyping him up as the next DiCaprio without the success to prove it.

I don't know why but I just don't like him nor his work. I hope he won't get the job.

Harvey Wienstein for the Baron!

Love the casting suggestions. Why not an all female Dune?

I almost feel sorry for the kid, with all these massive expectations everyone has heaped on him because of basically one role. I can’t imagine the kind of pressure he must feel to deliver in his upcoming projects. I hope he doesn’t go off the rails.

[quote]Chalamet is a critical darling but he's not a movie star. He doesn't sell tickets. They are hyping him up as the next DiCaprio without the success to prove it.

He’s a darling of DL’s pedo contingent.

There’s a difference.

I didn't need no franchise to be a star.

Don't do it kid.

r34 I kinda loved the TV show 'Children of Dune' and I like Krige, but I don't think the two should mix, casting-wise.

[quote]Love the casting suggestions. Why not an all female Dune?

Did "A Wrinkle in Time" not teach you anything about messing with classics for SJW reasons, or "Ghostbusters" for that matter?

That had nothing to do with the casting; awful scripts will do any movie in.

r44 that's what I'm worried about too. In a span of a year he's gone from being a nobody to being one of the most adored and sought after celebrities thanks to a little indie and now with this possible franchise he's gonna be everywhere. I hope he has a good support system around him to keep him sane and grounded. He seem very ambitious but he's still pretty young so it's easy to lose it. No wonder he's been keeping a very low profile. The pressure and expectations must be insane.

... use actors like Sigourney, Tilda, Shohreh Aghdashloot. Women who have something to say other than cute/sexy. Allow them the same ability to stretch the drama without falling into the Ryan Murphy camp freak show.

r51, he can't live up to the hype because he doesn't appeal to men like Leo did and the only women who love him are lesbians or women who love gay culture. He will not be a star and if he opens a movie, it's going to bomb. He doesn't have the X Factor that made a DiCaprio or a Julia Roberts or a Tom Cruise.

Just no.

Just yes.

He is no Leo. The kid is a new breed that comes to represent the changes in time. Twinks are gonna take over. And all jokes aside, if someone can pull Dune of that is DV. Already excited.

He IS the new Leo.

I disagree r53. He has that thing that will make him a big star, something that none of the young actors like Lucas Hedges, Ansel Elgort, Tom Holland have. He's very talented and shrewd but he also seems very sensitive which could easily end up fucking things up for him. Given Villeneuve's box office track record this could turn out to be a disappointment financially so who knows maybe there won't even be a franchise. But movie star, yeah he's on his way to becoming one. Let's see if he can handle it.

r58, no, he isn't. Plenty of actors have been hyped as the next big thing but it's the public who decides and the public have not made him a star yet.

He is no Chandler Massey!

Isn't this story an allegory of sorts? Is it saying something about oil in the Middle East being valuable? Like spice? So why not cast Middle Eastern or exotic types as the Freemen in the desert. Knowing our luck, the cast will be full of tired Game of Thrones people.

The next big thing bit is just his PR people at work. Time will tell if they are successful. As noted upthread many people have been touted as The Next Big Thing and most have gone on to nothing stellar.

That said... He has a pointy rat-like face.

[quote]As noted upthread many people have been touted as The Next Big Thing and most have gone on to nothing stellar.

[quote]Did "A Wrinkle in Time" not teach you anything about messing with classics for SJW reasons, or "Ghostbusters" for that matter?

I have on numerous occasions argued against color blind casting (see the thread on Edward Albee thread). I've also stated a case for so-called canon and continuity.

However, I don't see a problem with certain casting choices - nor would, I suspect most fanboys. Sure, if you put Zoe Saldana in for Duncan Idaho, there would be an outcry. But, Gina Torres is a fanboy favorite who does badass like few women (I don't think Thandie Newton could do it). She'd do grizzled old fighter well.

I would argue against an all-female Dune simply because gender is a critical component of the entire story - the creation of the kwisatz haderach was based entirely on generations of manipulation by the Bene Gesserits. You cannot mess with the genders of any of the Atreides, Bene Gesserit, Hardonen, and therefore, most of the supporting characters. There are only a few whose genders are not pivotal to the story.

Race on the other hand is probably irrelevant, as 10,000 years from now, it probably won't exist if humans exist at all given the likelihood of genetic manipulation for future adaptation, rather than evolution.

They should hold Timothee back for God-Emperor of Dune - his beaky little face sticking out of a giant CGI slug body.

Another fucking remake ?

Will this make version # 3? Or is it #4?

The original film covered the first book; then there was a tv series that covered three books. This is the second film or third version.

I'm hoping Mad Max quality remake. More for DV's work than for the cast.

[quote]he's gone from being a nobody to being one of the most adored and sought after celebrities

Only among the pedo contingent here on DL.

In the rest of the world, not so much.

Give it a rest Matt, you psycho unfuckable loon ^

[quote]That said... He has a pointy rat-like face.

Such a downgrade from beautiful young Kyle Maclachlan.

Young and upcoming Di Caprio was beloved by women from 10 to 90. This ugly frenchie is beloved by eldergays and aspie girls from Tumblr.

And here come the pedos, R71 included, slinging mud in a vain attempt to distract.

Nice try, no sale, pedo.

R74 Timothee is 22 years old.

I know that you are still scandalized about CMBYN, but Timothee was 20 when I was filmed.

CMBYN was a movie. Not a documentary. An fictional movie.

Fiction vs reality.

Don’t you understand the difference Matt Anscher, you ugly twat?

we don't need another Dune. the Lynch one is fine, and Maclachlan (damn spelling, scots) was interesting. all if the cast was interesting.

this guy is attractive, but not interesting.

that one they did for the Scyfy channel was also unnecessary.

[quote]we don't need another Dune.

Agreed. However, we're trapped in an endless circle of remakes, re-boots, and re-imaginings.

If they're going to do one, I'd like them to do a good one - as the Lynch one wasn't very good as far as most people judge it, including me.

As with most unmakeable movies, they are until someone does it, as Jackson did with LotR (though failed miserably with The Hobbit).

The Lynch one was garbage. I don't mind reboots as long as they're done by good directors. And I loved Blade Runner 2049 so I'm excited about this one.

I don't know if he is even capable of bulking up the way he needs to. Paul Atreides is supposed to be the golden child, the next generation heir and supposedly as perfect a specimen as could be produced up to that point.

Kyle Maclachlan fit the bill but who in this generation of actors is beautiful enough but also projects enough masculine energy to lead a military with credibility?

(gratuitous caftan!)

Armie Hammer R79

R75 doesn’t get it.

Sad!

R81 I can see that. And the House of Atreides is supposed to be a sort of Camelot: High wisdom and ethics. Hammer projects that kind of energy.

Chalamet is beautiful and has an interesting face but also has an anemic, frail look. Paul Atreides is supposed to be strapping.

WTF Paul is supossed to be a teenager. TEENAGER as in 15 years old. You haven't read the books have you?

R85 He's supposed to be like a healthy, 15 year old jock but also very beautiful and intelligent looking. This is when the de-masculization of Hollywood causes problems. Look at teen male leads in 80's films and you'll understand what I mean. For example, William Zabka has been talked about on here recently and he was 17-18 while filming "The Karate Kid".

I'm not saying romantic, wan young men don't have their place in film but that's all we have available for casting today.

literally just realised the kid who played the Abomination was Zoe from "Cybil"

That's Alicia Witt, famous for being the most annoying detective ever on LO: Criminal Intent.

R86 True. However like you just said male beauty concepts, just like female ones change overtime and the predominant beauty figure takes over. So I would get used to the age of the twink. Besides, it's not like this 22 year old actor can't gain some weight and look like a strong teenager. More importantly, you need someone with the emotional intelligence to pull a good Paul and this kid, with all and his crazy fans that will annoy everyone under the sun, can deliver.

Paul goes from a teenager to a man in at least his thirties across the three books he features in.

Helen Lawson IS the Bene Geserit Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam!!

Since it's going to be two-parter, with the second par probably filmed after the release of the first, then he'll have plenty of time to bulk up a little bit to play the older version of Paul. Most believe that the first part probably ends with the Harkonnen attack on the Atreides, with the second chronicling Paul's rise as the Fremen messiah. It really is an exciting role for a young actor if done properly, and two films gives them the time to do justice to the boo.

Side note...Frank Herbert had been hoping that Lynch would cast a red-headed teenage actor as Paul for the 84' version...

"Justice to the boo"...

Yes, oh dear...

screams flopscicle.

the twin peaks guy who was in dune, he was a downer ….

This is gonna be interesting. Dune fans don´t like Timothée and they also say this is a flop in the making because the book is too dense, unknown and expensive to adapt to be a box office hit . Plus the Blade Runner flop. With this situation, I´m looking forward to see if the director and Timothée prove them wrong. Let´s see who else they cast and what´s the budget for this.

Wasn't one awful version enough already ?

R96 has it exactly right. This will flop. A proper Dune movie would need to be 4 hours. You could maybe get away with 2 movies taking place before and after Paul meets the Fremen. And Timothee is a bad cast. Paul Atreides is more than anything else a figure of vengeance, I don't think Timothee has the range

The only people who want to fuck the bland, sexless, plain Timothee are pedos and fangurls. He will get a few prime roles and then will be over.

I think he and his team are overreaching with this. If it flops, and there’s a good chance it will, he will be over before he even started. He needs to temper down his thirst if he wants longevity in this business.

Stop trying to make him happen. He's already peaked and has nothing to look forward to except obscurity and misfortune.

Well, I don't think he's all that interesting, but he's hardly peaked yet.

He needs to do a couple more projects before we can know for certain. I didn't realize he's 6' tall. He looks so tiny next to Armie Hammer, you forget that Hammer is 6'5" and would dwarf most people.

I'd like to see what kind of range he has. Who would have thought back in the Third Rock days that Joseph Gordon Levitt would have had the career he's had. Back then, he was just another non-descript teen actor. The fact that he's not tiny like Elijah Wood, Daniel Radcliffe, and so many others opens a few more opportunities for roles as he gets older.

But, Dune - no. He's no Paul Atreides.

He's no Paul Atreides.

He's too emaciated/femme/whiny

Which actor would you suggest to play Paul A r103?

I just hope Sean Young gets a little part in this.

R104 Aaron Taylor Johnson. Not that he's particularly a good fit age wise, just hot as hell.

paul atreides is small and youthful looking. as a fremen his body becomes desiccated and sinewy. kyle mcclanahan was too old for the role with perfect 1980s hair. sean young too, love her but wrong for the role of chani

I think KJ Apa would be a great Paul. He's got the looks, athleticism, and is a good actor.

For that matter, I think Tom Holland could do well. He's certainly got the acting chops.

Tom Holland is as cute as a button, but too boyish for the role.

The Kwistaz Haderach should not resemble a hobbit.

R98, as previously mentioned in the thread, it's a two-part adaptation, they're not going for the whole book in one movie...

Donald Trump for the fat Baron Harkonnen...

Who should play Jessica the Ducal concubine and mother of the Abobination?

Tilda Swinton for the win

Timmy has a lot of experience riding big worms.

The guy who played Thufir Hawat in the 1984 movie is still alive and was still working until last year

He should take the lead role in THE NANCY KULP STORY.

Dame Siân Phillips who played The Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam is still alive and working also

Loved her as Livia

It would be great to see some of the older1984 cast back for a cameo.

Perhaps Mr. Chalamet could grow a chin for the role?

Denis is a great director. He'll make it work wonder what the budget will be?

The author's son has received the screenplay and posted his thoughts about it on his Twitter, if anyone cares.

Cate Blanchett as Jessica if they can get her. The guy who played Han in Solo would be a great Paul. He has the look and I thought his acting was pretty good

Alden Ehrenreich is his name. That's close to enough to what Paul should look like

Alden has zero charisma and his career is dead after the Solo flop.

r34, I like the way you think! To tell you the truth, when I read, "Dune" as a kid, I imagined the denizens of Arrakis to be Middle Eastern looking , especially with the Litany of Fear sounding very (in my kid mind) like what the Koran verses would sound like, and the vaguely Middle Eastern sounding names.

I'll have you know that Shoreh is also a class act in every way- had the chance to work with her, and man what an elegant, classy lady.

All this talk about TC (I personally think he will be okay in the role), when my big concern is DV. I don't think he has what it takes to make a good/great movie based on Dune. I was horrified at the boringness of Blade Runner 2049. What a snooze fest. At least 20-30 minutes could have been cut and no one would have been wiser. And it still wouldn't have been a great movie.

r127

i replaced the word spice with 'oil' as i read the book

Blade Runner 2049 was perfect

R130 I agree.

You know, there is nothing more disappointing that waiting years for a sequel and getting a craptacular movie.

Return of the Jedi - The Phantom Menace

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - Crystal Skull

Blade Runner - Blade Runner 2049

Wait, I'm beginning to see a pattern here...

It's not going to be a sequel

r132

whats his name was the weakest part of Blade Runner 2049.

didnt get jared letos role either

tim tim stop pickin such lemons to be in

screams ur career bout to crash n burn dear

Pretty sure he picked this project because of the acclaimed director attached , which isn't a wrong choice for someone who's only recently made a name for himself

So sick of him already.

Then block this thread r137

R73 Sure. Eyerollzzz

Any dune fans have any actors they think are perfect for some of other roles?

Eva Green for Lady Jessica.

I love Eva for Lady Jessica. Can we work Louie Garrel in somewhere???

Eva Green would be perfect. I love the shit out of her.

Danny Devito as Alia.

Armie Hammer as Duncan Idaho.

I really want to see Jessica and Baron Harkonnen to continue to be redheads...

There’s lots of red headed actresses to play Jessica (Scarlet Johansson comes to mind immediately, but she’d be godawful), but not a lot of red haired actors to play the Baron (they have to really ugly up Michael Fassbender to play that role).

Asia Argento can bring steel to any role.

Brendan Gleason for The Baron, R146!

Has Fassbender ever played a role with his natural red hair?

Glenn Close as The Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam...

Sally Hawkins as The Shadout Mapes

Since we're talking Fassbender, he would have the bearing for Duke Leto.

Chastain as Jessica?

Jessica Chastain at Lady Jessica would be an an abomination

There is such a thing as hair dye.

Yes R151, hence Fassbender...

You know, when they were casting for the 84' version, I was practically jumping up and down yelling "Alice Krige! Alice Krige!". But I loved Annis in the role, and thought Saskia Reeves was underrated. Got excited when Krige was cast for Children, but generally disappointed with the performance. But then it was almost 20 years later and she was on the tail end so to speak.

However you feel about 84', you have to admit that it was for the most part impeccably cast. Those actors are now what I picture when I think of those characters.

Fassbender is a natural ginger, r152, hence my comment about hair dye.

Yes, R154, *I know*...

Then you might want to tell r146 who thinks you need a real redhead, r155. You're not the only one posting here.

I just googled red headed actors / actresses r156

I didn’t subject them to a full body scan to see whether they had natural red hair

I know he's too old, but Jared Leto would have made a good Feyd-Rautha (played by Sting). He has the attractiveness and the crazy eyes.

Jared Leto IS the Shadout Mapes

No Leto

Do you think they'll still go for a mostly white cast (considering the middle eastern elements) or will they realise it needs to be more diverse than the previous adaption?

[quote]Do you think they'll still go for a mostly white cast (considering the middle eastern elements) or will they realise it needs to be more diverse than the previous adaption?

Exhausting.

What it needs is a better adapted screenplay and good actors. More diverse casting will not make a bad adaptation any better. And, I'm the one earlier who thought that these would be excellent choices.

Gina Torres - Duncan Idaho

Dr. Yueh - Benicio del Toro

Thufir - Idris Elba

Shohreh Aghdashloot - Reverend Mother

DUNE? What's going on in Hollyweird, not ONE original thought in their empty heads! Re-vamped films, movies from old TV series, not one original idea. Yet they're all millionaires. A relative's film will be out soon, I joked to him, "It will bomb because it's too original!"

The film version of DUNE by David Lynch had to be one of the most boring Sci-Fi movies of all time, a total waste of money. I laughed out loud when I saw an even longer version was being shown on one of the premium cable movie channels.

Sting was riding high with The Police, so he jumped at that Feyd role, but he's mostly a crappy actor. He was good in Stormy Monday, likely because he was on screen so little of the time and he got to speak in his real Geordie accent. Sean Bean was the main actor.

Yes Leto. I liked him in Blade Runner

I disagree R162. I think using middle eastern looking actors or actresses for the Fremen and european types for the nobles will give the film an extra layer of immersiveness

Leto was the WORST thing about Blade Runner 2049. He’s a good actor but he was terrible in that movie.

I'd rather not focus on big name actors or actresses at all. They almost never actually make the movie better and use up huge amounts of budget that could otherwise go to make awesome looking sets and sandworms. I'd rather a great movie with meh box office than something everyone sees for Actor X that no one ends up liking

I willing to give Timothee a chance I guess. I think he is a good actor but he would need to bulk up

Shohreh would upgrade anything she's in

This thread is for discussion of the 2020 film Dune including any filming, promotion and interviews.

Rebecca Ferguson is in talks to play his mother. She is an excellent actor so he is in good company.

34 years old to play the mother of a 23....lol HW

Well, she IS essentially a concubine R172...Paul is 15 when Dune begins, so Jessica being a mother at 19 is not unthinkable.

R173 It just made me laugh how the news is presented on articles.

Since Anti Tumblrina psycho bitch spammed to death Timmy's thread, let's use this one and someone please ban that nutjob already ffs!

In spite of the mixed reviews for the film I think he'll get an Oscar nod again. He's got great reviews for his performance, the industry loves him and he's on a huge wave of popularity right now. According to Vulture he's not going to campaign as much as last year though. I remember reading that somewhere else too so it must be true.

R175 Dear user, the BEAUTIFUL BOY thread is here. The one you’re writing in is dedicated to Dune.

It's pretty impossible to campaign as much as he did for CMBYN, they were everywhere for 15 months.

However he is going to San Sebastian Festival in Spain, Mill Valley Festival in California and London Film Festival, fitting all of it around filming Little Women so it's not like he's gonna be slacking either.

Dune won't be Oscar material lol. I will see this remake no matter what. It's my favorite book, but I hope it's not absolute shit. I think Timothee is talented but Paul is a bad cast unless he can put on quite a bit of muscle and change his style.

R176 ATQ has spammed that thread to death, too.

Hall is a good choice, even though Eva Green was my pick. Wonder if we’ll get any more casting news soon.

Eva Green wouldn't have worked for Jessica. She's too intense. Jessica is awesome but very subtle in how she influences things

I wanted Eva as well...Those green eyes are captivating!

Love Eva. She would have been amazing

I like Eva; Penny Dreadful is probably my favorite TV show of the last ten years. But, I think actors that fit the role are better than just celebrities I like. I'd MUCH prefer a low key but awesome movie than a bunch of big names and a final product that doesn't resemble Dune at all.

Dune will actually probably be an Oscar contender in the tech categories.

Timothée Chalamet will return to Budapest, and I think the shooting is 5 months (or so he said in an interview).

On a side note, why is it that so many Hollywood films are shot in Budapest these days?

R187 Less taxes.

.....

Is there an actual thread for this french bitch or do we face excommunication if we discuss anything involving him?

There are two:

And the other one:

Bautista in.

I first assumed he would play Gurney Hallack. But he could fit Rabban well enough too.

It's encouraging that Rabban is even in the movie as he is a minor character, it makes me think the adaption will be faithful

Kyle MacLachlan in the original is narcotic to look at. That jawline is perfection.

R187 possibly tax breaks. You would be surprised but sometimes even governments help to bankroll HW films

Stellan Skarsgård plays Baron Harkonnen.

Warner Bros. has scheduled Legendary’s science-fiction tentpole “Dune” for a Nov. 20, 2020, release in 3D and Imax.

“Aquaman” star Jason Momoa is in negotiations to join the “Dune” reboot with Timothee Chalamet, Javier Bardem, Rebecca Ferguson, Stellan Skarsgard, Dave Bautista, Josh Brolin, Oscar Isaac, and Zendaya. Production is expected to launch in the spring in Budapest and Jordan.

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[quote] As who? Alia Atreides?

Come on now! He's far too old.

No, he will play instead the Princess Irulan.

[quote] DUNE? What's going on in Hollyweird, not ONE original thought in their empty heads!

Which is SO unlike you yourself, so cleverly and originally referring to Hollywood as "Hollyweird"!

Sometimes an all-star cast means a movie could be awesome but more often than not nowadays an all-star cast points to it being a total shit show. The fact that Charlotte Rampling is doing this means they're throwing money left and right to these quality actors which also bodes poorly. Would she and Javier Bardem etc be doing this if they were working for scale?

Pedo thread

Is that why you're here, R202?

We all know why you love him so much.

Oscar Isaac is going to be Paul's father.....whaaaat? Bleh. Although i did like him in, "Ex Machina", but nothing else.

Oscar Isaac is only 40, and looks younger to boot. He's the one who should play Duncan Idaho, not Jason Momoa. I'd vote for Colin Firth for Duke Leto.