Frank Herbert's Dune (2000)

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Written by Frank Herbert, John Harrison

Directed by John Harrison

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2000

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA/Canada/Germany/Italy

The imperium presided over by Emperor Muad'Dib is rife with powerful entities competing for political, military and economic advantage. Alliances are forged and dissolved as the competing noble houses of the Landsraad conspire to undermine the reigning House Atreides; merchants, priests and politicians become strange bedfellows as they hatch sinister plots that can take years or even decades to unfold.

Main Cast

Image for William HurtWilliam HurtDuke Leto Atreides
Alec NewmanPaul Atreides / Muad'Dib
Saskia ReevesLady Jessica Atreides
James A. Watson Jr.Duncan Idaho
Jan VlasákThufir Hawat
P.H. MoriartyGurney Halleck
Robert RussellDr. Yueh
Laura BurtonSt. Alia Atreides
Ian McNeiceBaron Vladimir Harkonnen
Matt KeeslarFeyd-Rautha Harkonnen
László I. KishGlossu Rabban
Jan UngerPiter Devries
Giancarlo GianniniPadishah-Emperor Shaddam Corrino IV
Julie CoxPrincess Irulan Corrino
Miroslav TáborskýCount Hasimir Fenring

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