HOLLYWOOD actor Timothee Chalamet is of the opinion that his epic film Dune: Part Three is a "different movie" from its predecessors. The 30-year-old actor reprises his role as Paul Atreides in the concluding film in Denis Villeneuve's epic sci-fi trilogy and felt that it has a "new tone" when compared to the previous two pictures. The actor said at an IMAX Q+A fan event in Los Angeles, "This is a different movie. I think the first two are sort of siblings, and then this one is really its own energy, and I love that approach. I was familiar with the crew and with this family, but there's a new tone to this”. DenisVilleneuve expressed similar sentiments and claimed that the final project in his trilogy, which also features Zendaya, Jason Momoa and Florence Pugh, is a "very different beast".

 

The 58-year-old director said, "It will be the third and last Dune movie. It's a Dune movie but it is a very different rhythm and it's more intense”. As per Female First UK, the director also revealed how he changed his approach to release Dune: Part Three just two years after the second movie, even though he had planned to do it "in a few years from now". The Blade Runner 2049 helmer said, "We did both movies back to back and I was quite tired and said to everybody, 'Listen, I'm taking a break’. I went back home and two things happened. First of all I kept waking up in the NEW WORLD, NEW TONE night with images and these images started to get stronger and stronger. I felt an appetite and joy and a desire to finish that story and I felt a near responsibility”. “I was planning to do part three in a few years from now but I said, would it be a better idea instead of going back there on Arrakis by nostalgia, to go by necessity and honour these images that are coming to my mind right now? I wrote the movie right away and here we are. I'm really excited”, he added.