Words Hannah Taylor

Across two epic parts, we’ve witnessed Timothée Chalamet’s Paul Atreides embrace his destiny – joining the Fremen warriors, finding love, and overthrowing House Harkonnen to claim the throne of Arrakis. Now, Denis Villeneueve’s saga reaches its climactic end as Paul fights his biggest battle yet amid civil unrest, political scheming, and a galaxy on the brink of war.

Adapted from Frank Herbert’s Dune Messiah, the story finds Zendaya’s Chani pregnant despite Paul’s public marriage to Florence Pugh’s Princess Irulan. Their forbidden love burns fiercely, but risks being extinguished as Paul hurtles towards a vengeful collision course that threatens everything he once stood for – and everyone he holds dear.

Those bound to his prophecy are drawn even deeper into the storm: his mother, Rebecca Ferguson’s formidable Lady Jessica; his sister, Anya Taylor-Joy’s enigmatic Alia Atreides; and father figure, Javier Bardem’s mentor-prophet Stilgar. Meanwhile, Jason Momoa’s reborn, memory-less Duncan Idaho, Charlotte Rampling’s calculating Reverend Mother Mohiam, and Robert Pattinson’s shape-shifting Face Dancer Scytale harbour plots to bring Paul’s empire crashing down.

Beyond an ensemble as vast as the saga’s scope, Hans Zimmer unleashes another thunderous, futuristic score to accompany Linus Sandgren’s ethereal, atmospheric cinematography.

Sandworms roar. Supernatural forces rise. In the final chapter of Paul Atreides’ legend, Villeneuve’s sweeping epic goes out with its biggest bang yet.

The Saga Ends

Paul

From naïve noble heir to Padishah Emperor of the known universe, Timothée Chalamet’s Paul Atreides has accumulated it all but not without making plenty of enemies along the way.

Chani

Loving partner and trustworthy companion, Zendaya’s Chani never loses sight of where she came from – her roots as a proud Fremen warrior highlight a fiery, fierce, and independent spirit. She’s unafraid to fight for what she believes in… even if it means rejecting Paul as a messiah.

Duncan

Once Paul’s loyal swordmaster and friend – who sacrificed himself against elite Sardaukar in Dune: Part One – Jason Momoa’s Duncan Idaho returns in a mysterious new form. Reborn without memories, he carries a singular, deadly purpose: stop Paul Atreides.