Tag: Stellan Skarsgard
REVIEW: Dune: Part Two (2024)
Dune: Part Two hits theaters less than three years after Dune: Part One, but it feels like we’ve been waiting for this film forever. Part of that is, undoubtedly, its postponed release date, but it’s also because Dune: Part One felt like it was the first two acts of an incomplete story. But th...
Read MoreStellan Skarsgård Hypes Andor Season 2
In an exclusive interview with GamesRadar+, the online companion to Total Film magazine, Stellan Skarsgård discussed the upcoming final season of the Disney+ Star Wars series Andor. Skarsgård played Luthen Rael, a ruthless recruiter for the burgeoning resistance. He teases a good season for fans...
Read MoreFinal Dune: Part Two Trailer Keeps its Beauty in Check
We’ll have to wait till after Christmas to get a taste of spice. Warner Bros. has released a third – and, presumably, final – trailer for Dune: Part Two. The second half of the epic sci-fi adaptation from Denis Villeneuve, Dune: Part Two finds Paul Atreides seeking revenge against the Harkonn...
Read MoreNew Dune: Part Two Trailer Teases a Revolution
The battle for Arrakis continues as Warner Bros. has released a new trailer for Dune: Part Two. A continuation of 2021’s Dune: Part One more than a sequel – essentially, it’s an adaptation of the second half of Frank Herbert’s epic sci-fi novel – Dune: Part Two finds Paul Atreides grapplin...
Read MoreDune: Part Two Trailer Plays in the Sand
The sandworms are jumping because Warner Bros. has released a trailer and poster for Dune: Part Two. Based on the second half of Frank Herbert’s landmark science fiction novel, Dune: Part Two continues the story of Paul Atreides as he seeks revenge on his family’s enemies while uniting various t...
Read MoreDiego Luna, Tony Gilroy Talk Andor
Before the Andor finale aired this Wednesday, Collider sat down with showrunner Tony Gilroy and star Diego Luna to discuss it and Cassian Andor’s character. First off, check out some insight from Gilroy about when he wrote the final scene between Cassian and Luthen: “Early, early. Prob...
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