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With Dune: Part Two being such a success in theaters, it seems to be a no-brainer that we’ll be getting Dune 3 in the future.

Director Denis Villeneuve has revealed that he’s already writing the third movie, based on the novel Dune: Messiah.

“The screenplay’s in progress,” he told Vanity Fair. “I’m very happy where it’s going, but it’s not finished, and I don’t know how healthy it’ll be to go straight to ‘Messiah’ right away. It would be healthy to do something in between.”

“I want to make sure that if we go back there a third time that it’ll be worth it, and that it would make something even better than Part Two,” he added.

A report on April 4 revealed that the movie is actively in development.

If and when the movie is made, we can expect that a bunch of actors will return to reprise their roles, but we already know that some others likely won’t be back. This post contains spoilers for Part Two, so stop reading now if you haven’t seen it yet.

Browse through the slideshow to see who will and who will not return for Dune 3…

There’s been an exciting update about Dune: Messiah following the major success of Dune: Part Two.

If you were unaware, the Dune movies, which star Timothee Chalamet and Zendaya, are based on a series of novels. The first two movies are an adaptation of the first book, and there has been talk about the series continuing and picking up with the second book – Dune Messiah.

A new report provided an update on where director Denis Villeneuve stands on the franchise’s future.

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Denis Villeneuve is offering some insight into the possibility of Dune 3!

The Oscar-nominated director’s new movie Dune: Part Two has dominated the box office since it opened in theaters on March 1. The film has made over $500 million worldwide.

If you didn’t know, the first two Dune movies adapted the first book of Frank Herbert‘s series of novels.

However, a film adaptation of the next book, Dune Messiah, is yet to be announced.

In a recent interview, Denis addressed the possibility of making Dune 3 and revealed what will determine if he directs the film.

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With Dune: Part Two being such a success in theaters, it seems to be a no-brainer that we’ll be getting Dune 3 in the future.

Director Denis Villeneuve has revealed that he’s already writing the third movie, based on the novel Dune: Messiah.

“The screenplay’s in progress,” he told Vanity Fair. “I’m very happy where it’s going, but it’s not finished, and I don’t know how healthy it’ll be to go straight to ‘Messiah’ right away. It would be healthy to do something in between.”

“I want to make sure that if we go back there a third time that it’ll be worth it, and that it would make something even better than Part Two,” he added.

If and when the movie is made, we can expect that a bunch of actors will return to reprise their roles, but we already know that some others likely won’t be back. This post contains spoilers for Part Two, so stop reading now if you haven’t seen it yet.

Browse through the slideshow to see who will and who will not return for Dune 3…

Dune 2 is already a hit.

The Denis Villeneuve-directed sequel, starring Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya, had a big opening weekend at the box office.

In fact, it’s the biggest opening of the year so far!

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Denis Villeneuve is finally back with the release of Dune: Part Two!

The Oscar-nominated director’s sequel to 2021′s Dune currently ranks among his highest-rated films by critics.

We compiled the Canadian filmmaker’s top 10 movies, according to their Rotten Tomatoes critic scores!

Amazingly, none of Denis projects have earned a “rotten” score on the site!

Continue through the slideshow to find out which Denis Villeneuve movies critics rank the highest…

Denis Villeneuve is sharing his opinions on television and movies.

The Oscar-nominated director is currently promoting his highly-anticipated new film Dune: Part Two.

In a recent interview, Denis had a lot to say about the current state of TV and its impact on movies.

He started by voicing his disdain for dialogue.

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