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'''''Dune''''' is a forthcoming movie adaptation of [[Frank Herbert]]'s original novel. It is being made by Paramount Studios and is scheduled for release in 2012.
 
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'''''Dune''''' was an intended movie adaptation of [[Frank Herbert]]'s original novel. It was going to be made by Paramount Studios but was cancelled in March 2011 after the rights lapsed.<ref>''Deadline'': [http://www.deadline.com/2011/03/paramount-ends-4-year-attempt-to-turn-frank-herberts-dune-into-film-franchise/ Paramount Ends 4-Year Attempt To Turn Frank Herbert's 'Dune' Into Film Franchise] by Mike Fleming Jr. March 22, 2011.</ref>
   
The project was initially going to be directed by Peter Berg (''The Kingdom, Hancock'') from a script penned by newcomer Josh Zetumer. Berg left the project in 2009 and was replaced by Pierre Morell (''District 13, Taken'') who will be starting from scratch with his own vision. Reports repeatedly suggest the producers want a ''"classic interpretation"'' of Frank Herbert's original novel. In a Feburary 2010 interview with ComingSoon.net Morell explained:
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The project was initially going to be directed by Peter Berg (''The Kingdom, Hancock'') from a script penned by newcomer Josh Zetumer. Berg left the project in 2009 and was replaced by Pierre Morell (''District 13, Taken'') who will be starting from scratch with his own vision. Reports repeatedly suggest the producers wanted a ''"classic interpretation"'' of Frank Herbert's original novel. In a February 2010 interview with ComingSoon.net Morell explained:
   
 
: ''"Let me assure you, I’m not going to transform Dune into an action crazy movie. It’s not the point. I was a fan of the book from the start, I read the book when I was 14-15 maybe, and I’ve been reading it over and over and over. I’m a huge fan of the original material, I don’t want to get away from that, I want to be very very true to the original novel."''
 
: ''"Let me assure you, I’m not going to transform Dune into an action crazy movie. It’s not the point. I was a fan of the book from the start, I read the book when I was 14-15 maybe, and I’ve been reading it over and over and over. I’m a huge fan of the original material, I don’t want to get away from that, I want to be very very true to the original novel."''
   
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== References ==
No casting has yet been announced.
 
 
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* ''[http://sffmedia.com/content/view/179/1/ Science Fiction and Fantasy Media]''
 
* ''[http://sffmedia.com/content/view/179/1/ Science Fiction and Fantasy Media]''
 
* http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=398758633355
 
* http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=398758633355
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLH3I9QuSCM
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* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1160419/ IMDB] Dune (2014)
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Revision as of 19:10, 25 January 2020

Dune was an intended movie adaptation of Frank Herbert's original novel. It was going to be made by Paramount Studios but was cancelled in March 2011 after the rights lapsed.[1]

The project was initially going to be directed by Peter Berg (The Kingdom, Hancock) from a script penned by newcomer Josh Zetumer. Berg left the project in 2009 and was replaced by Pierre Morell (District 13, Taken) who will be starting from scratch with his own vision. Reports repeatedly suggest the producers wanted a "classic interpretation" of Frank Herbert's original novel. In a February 2010 interview with ComingSoon.net Morell explained:

"Let me assure you, I’m not going to transform Dune into an action crazy movie. It’s not the point. I was a fan of the book from the start, I read the book when I was 14-15 maybe, and I’ve been reading it over and over and over. I’m a huge fan of the original material, I don’t want to get away from that, I want to be very very true to the original novel."

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