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Alia Atreides (10191 AG - 10219 AG) is a character in the 2000 miniseries Frank Herbert's Dune and its 2003 sequel Frank Herbert's Children of Dune. She is the daughter of Duke Leto Atreides I and his concubine Lady Jessica and the younger sister of Paul. She is portrayed by Laura Burton in Frank Herbert's Dune and Daniela Amavia in Frank Herbert's Children of Dune.
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- Laura Burton portrayed Alia as a child in the 2000 miniseries, while Daniela Amavia took over the role to play a teenager and adult in the 2003 miniseries. Interestingly, despite the character being fifteen years younger than Paul Atreides, Amavia is actually nine years older than Alec Newman.
- Alia's weight gain is omitted from the Children of Dune miniseries, presumably to avoid the need for fatsuits and the narrative association of female obesity with evil and mental illness.
- Alia's death is also handled differently: instead of committing suicide by autodefenestration, she stabs herself with her own crysknife to prevent the Baron from harming Leto.
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