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Dune II
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Baron Harkonnen (Ian McNeice) hands Arrakis to his brutal nephew, Rabban (László I Kish), who immediately tries to establish order with an iron fist. Everyone believes that Jessica (Saskia Reeves) and Paul (Alec Newman) are dead - but they survived in the desert and are given asylum by the fremen. Paul, through his natural authority and special mental powers, soon establishes himself as the Fremen leader Muad'dib. He learns how to survive on Arrakis, while the permanent contact with spice strengthens his powers. For the Fremen, it becomes clear that Paul is the man their legends promised would come to free them from oppression. Paul is struggling to come to terms with what fate seems to have in store for him. Meanwhile, the emperor's daughter, Princess Irulan (Julie Cox), learns that her very own father backed Baron Harkonnen when he attacked Duke Leto.Persons of interest
- Alec Newman .... Paul
- Saskia Reeves .... Jessica
- William Hurt .... Duke Leto Atreides
- Ian McNeice .... Baron Vladimir Harkonnen
- Giancarlo Giannini .... Padishah-Emperor Shaddam Corrino IV
- James Watson .... Duncan Idaho
- Jan Vlasák .... Thufir Hawat
- PH Moriarty .... Gurney Halleck
- Robert Russell .... Doctor Wellington Yueh
- Laura Burton .... St Alia Atreides
- Matt Keeslar .... Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen
- László I Kish .... Rabban
- Jan Unger .... Piter Devries
- Julie Cox .... Princess Irulan Corrino
- Miroslav Táborský .... Count Fenring
- John Harrison .... Screenwriter
- Frank Herbert .... Author
- John Harrison .... Director
Cinematic intelligence sources
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Intelligence analyst
Special Agent Matti
Theatrical report
See Dune III.
Media intelligence (DVD)
- Features:
- The making of Part I - The filmmakers' vision
- The making of Part II - The production story
Security censorship classification
M (Medium level violence)
Surveillance time
98 minutes (1:38 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
VHS rental: 30 May 2001
DVD retail: 13 March 2002
VHS retail: 13 March 2002
DVD retail: 27 November 2002 - Box set
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