“Dune: Sisters”: project details
The series will take place 10,000 years before Paul Atreda. The main heroes are the Harkonnen sisters who fight against the forces that threaten the future of humanity, and establish the legendary Bene Gesserit Order.
Emily Watson, Shirley Henderson and Indira Varma will star in Dune: Sisters. The author of the series is Diane Ademu-John (“Haunted Manor in Bly”, “Empire”). The project’s executive producers are, among others, Dennis Villeneuve, Jon Spaihts, Scott Z Burns, Matthew King, John Cameron, Kate Collins, Brian Herbert, Byron Merritt, and Kim Herbert.
Hungary is the home of the creators of the dunes series.
Interestingly, the photos of the second part of “Dunes” are currently being taken in Budapest. The official description of the Villeneuve show is as follows: The second film tells the story of the legendary journey of Paul Atreda, the alliance forged by the protagonist with Chaney and Freeman, and the military path he enters to avenge the conspirators who destroyed his family. Faced with the choice between the love of his life and the fate of the universe, he will do whatever it takes to prevent a terrifying future that he cannot predict alone.
The screen will reappear, among others Timothée Chalamet (Paul Atreda aka Depp’s Promise), Zendaya (Chani), Rebecca Ferguson (Lady Jessica), Josh Brolin (Journey Halleck), Stellan Skarsgård (Vladimir Harkonen), Dave Bautista (Gloso Rabanne) and Javier Bardem (Stillgar) ). Florence Pugh will play the emperor’s eldest daughter, Princess Irulana Corino. Austin Butler will play Vida Rota. Christopher Walken joined the Hollywood constellation as Padisha Emperor Shaddam IV. Léa Seydoux will play Lady Margot, one of Paul Atryda’s most important allies.
The entire production crew, including cinematographer Greg Fraser and costume designer Jacqueline West, also returned to the set.
Hungary: Hollywood’s Foothold in Europe
In recent years, Hungary has become one of the favorite Hollywood movie sets in Eastern Europe. All thanks to a 30% cash discount for foreign producers, qualified domestic film crews, and cheaper production costs compared to other parts of Europe. In 2021, total film production spending in Hungary reached a record high of $650 million.
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