Dune: Part Two
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Summary
Dune: Part Two is a film[1]. It ranks in the top 0.2% of film entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (72,379 views/month, #185 of 94,065).[2]
Key Facts
- Award received: Part Two — award received (P166): Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form[3], Part Two — award received (P166): Bradbury Award[4]
- Director: Part Two — director (P57): Denis Villeneuve[5]
- Screenwriter: Part Two — screenwriter (P58): Jon Spaihts[6], Part Two — screenwriter (P58): Denis Villeneuve[7], Part Two — screenwriter (P58): Eric Roth[8]
- Composer: Part Two — composer (P86): Hans Zimmer[9]
- Genre: Part Two — genre (P136): science fiction film[10], Part Two — genre (P136): action film[11], Part Two — genre (P136): adventure film[12], Part Two — genre (P136): speculative fiction film[13], Part Two — genre (P136): epic film[14]
- Based on: Part Two — based on (P144): Dune[15]
- Follows: Part Two — follows (P155): Dune[16]
- Followed by: Part Two — followed by (P156): Dune: Part Three[17]
- Cast member: Part Two — cast member (P161): Timothée Chalamet[18], Part Two — cast member (P161): Zendaya[19], Part Two — cast member (P161): Rebecca Ferguson[20], Part Two — cast member (P161): Javier Bardem[21], Part Two — cast member (P161): Stellan Skarsgård[22], Part Two — cast member (P161): Florence Pugh[23], Part Two — cast member (P161): Christopher Walken[24], Part Two — cast member (P161): Josh Brolin[25], Part Two — cast member (P161): Austin Butler[26], Part Two — cast member (P161): Dave Bautista[27], Part Two — cast member (P161): Léa Seydoux[28], Part Two — cast member (P161): Souheila Yacoub[29], Part Two — cast member (P161): Charlotte Rampling[30], Part Two — cast member (P161): Anya Taylor-Joy[31]
- Producer: Part Two — producer (P162): Mary Parent[32]
- Part of the series: Part Two — part of the series (P179): Dune[33]
- Production company: Part Two — production company (P272): Legendary Pictures[34]
- Director of photography: Part Two — director of photography (P344): Greig Fraser[35]
- Original language of film or TV show: Part Two — original language of film or TV show (P364): English[36]
- Commons category: Dune: Part Two[37]
- Soundtrack release: Part Two — soundtrack release (P406): Dune: Part Two (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)[38]
- Review score: 79/100[39], 92%[40], 8.4/10[41]
- Country of origin: Part Two — country of origin (P495): United States[42], Part Two — country of origin (P495): Canada[43], Part Two — country of origin (P495): United Arab Emirates[44], Part Two — country of origin (P495): Hungary[45], Part Two — country of origin (P495): New Zealand[46], Part Two — country of origin (P495): Italy[47], Part Two — country of origin (P495): Jordan[48], Part Two — country of origin (P495): The Gambia[49]
- Publication date: October 18, 2023[50], October 20, 2023[51], November 17, 2023[52], February 27, 2024[53], March 1, 2024[54], February 29, 2024[55]
- Distributed by: Part Two — distributed by (P750): Warner Bros. Entertainment[56], Part Two — distributed by (P750): Universal Pictures[57], Part Two — distributed by (P750): InterCom[58], Part Two — distributed by (P750): Warner Bros. Pictures[59]
- Narrative location: Part Two — narrative location (P840): Arrakis[60]
- Official website: https://www.dunemovie.net/[61]
- Filming location: Part Two — filming location (P915): Budapest[62], Part Two — filming location (P915): Abu Dhabi[63], Part Two — filming location (P915): Jordan[64], Part Two — filming location (P915): Italy[65]
- Main subject: Part Two — main subject (P921): rebellion[66], Part Two — main subject (P921): Messiah[67]
Why It Matters
Dune: Part Two has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[68] It is known by 57 alternative names across languages and contexts.[69]
FAQs
What awards did Dune: Part Two receive?
Honors received include Part Two — award received (P166): Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form[3] and Part Two — award received (P166): Bradbury Award[4].