W hen Denis Villeneuve made the first Dune movie with no guarantee of a second, he wasn’t just risking telling only part of the story. He risked telling the wrong one. In its en

On stage at New York Comic Con, actress Jessica Barden shared a little secret from behind the scenes of Dune: Prophecy that she worried audiences wouldn’t get to see on screen. “The footwear was Nike Airs,” Barden laughed. “My first day on set they gave me these shoes and I was like, Whoa, the Dune space dudes wear Nike Airs footwear. ”

The series chronicles the early evolution of the Bene Gesserit order into a superpowered mystical sisterhood with great political power.

"Dune: Prophecy," a prequel to the Timothee Chalamet movies, has a big ensemble cast and lots of moving parts. Here's everyone you should know.

You might not know the name, but you certainly know the house: Corrino is still the ruling family during the period of Dune. So the full name of Christopher Walken’s emperor character in Dune 2 is Padishah Emperor Shaddam Corrino IV. But here, 10,000 years before then, Corrino’s Empire is at a very different place.

The warning accompanies a vision of the Sisterhood's destruction, suggesting that whatever Tiran-Arafel is, it's nothing good. Dune: Prophecy confirms this in the very next scene, when young Sister Valya Harkonnen (Jessica Barden) informs her fellow Sisters of Raquella's words.

Dune: Prophecy premiered on HBO and is now available for streaming on Max, and fans want to know when it is set in the Dune franchise’s timeline. The plot revolves around siblings Valya and Tula Harkonnen as they emerge as pivotal figures in humanity’s history and the Bene Gesserit,

Are you ready to travel 10,000 years into the past of Arrakis?

Dune: Prophecy is taking us into a sprawling fantasy world full of tension, and so we expect many deaths. Here's who dies on Dune: Prophecy.