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Josh Brolin said he and Javier Bardem have a lot of work to do on their fitness before 'Dune 2' production begins in July.

EW has reached out to a representative at Dune distributor Warner Bros. for confirmation on Dune: Part Two's production start. Zendaya, Rebecca Ferguson, Oscar Isaac, Charlotte Rampling, and Stella Skarsgård co-starred in the production, which went on to win six Oscars last month. "We start in July, and now is the time.

Josh Brolin reveals his and Javier Bardem's hilarious Dune: Part Two workout prep after talking with director Denis Villeneuve before the Oscars.

Producer Mary Parent previously indicated the film would enter production this July, which Brolin's note that he's already beginning prep to get in shape for his Gurney return pointing towards being accurate, while his tease of he and Bardem's Stilgar fighting throughout the film is sure to come as exciting news for fans of the No Country for Old Men stars. Brolin's story for his Dune: Part Two workout prep is not only a funny nod to the sequel's development, but also offers some exciting insight for what's to come from the new film and its production timeline. The film's success helped secure a greenlight for Dune: Part Two from Warner Bros. and one star is already gearing up to get to work on the film.

Josh Brolin was talking to Collider when the subject of Villeneuve failing to get a Best Director nomination came up. The actor didn't mince any words. Brolin ...

The good news is that Villeneuve will get another chance with Dune: Part Two, and Josh Brolin confirmed to Collider that he’ll be there as well. Those who have seen the 1984 version of Dune will remember that Gurney was played by Patrick Stewart in the earlier film, who likewise disappears after charging the Harkonnen (though in his case, he’s holding a pug in one arm for some reason). After Paul (played by Kyle MacLachlan in 1984) begins his Fremen-backed military campaign against the Harkonnen, he encounters a disheveled but still relentless Gurney likewise battling the Atreides’ ancient enemies. Speaking of the director’s professionalism, Brolin said that when Villeneuve got the news, “all he did was go right into praise for the ten people who were nominated.” Since there were only five Best Director nominations — with The Power of the Dog‘s Jane Campion taking the prize — Brolin probably just got confused momentarily between the Best Director and Best Picture nominations, the latter of which Dune did receive a nomination for. Villeneuve and the rest of the cast and crew apparently got news of the nominations while on set for the upcoming sequel Dune: Part Two. According to Josh Brolin, if the director was upset about the snub, he didn’t show it. As for the question that troubles Josh Brolin, about why Villeneuve was snubbed, who knows? While doing promotion for his upcoming Amazon series Outer Range, the Thanos actor let loose about Denis Villeneuve being overlooked for his work directing the classic Frank Herbert science fiction novel to the screen.

Warner Bros. wants to create a Dune cinematic universe complete with TV spinoffs, but I'll be more than happy if Villeneuve and crew just continue to tell ...

“Javier [Bardem, who plays the Fremen leader Stilgar] and I had a similar thing that we both admitted to each other at the Oscars, because we both have a little bit of paunch right now,” Brolin said. And you’ve been in the desert with the Fremen and all that.’ And we fucking panicked. In fact, Brolin will have rather a lot to do in the sequel, much of which will involve fight scenes. He was last seen charging a cadre of Harkonnen soldiers, so moviegoers could be forgiven for thinking he might not return, but those who have read the book know he has a long arc ahead of him. Still, rumors of his demise have been so loud that Brolin himself set about to correct them. Dune, Denis Villeneuve’s gorgeous adaptation of Frank Herbert’s sci-fi epic, landed in theaters last year, and immediately became a hit.

He will be reprising his character Gurney Halleck in the upcoming Dune sequel. The No Country for Old Men actor revealed to Collider that he's so proud to ...

"This is just the start..." Dune 2 – or Dune: Part Two, to be more formal – will return fans to Arrakis in 2023 to conclude the story.

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Posted April 13, 2022, 3:59 p.m.. Josh Brolin will have more action scenes in Dune 2 as his character, weapon master Gurney Halleck, clashes with House Atreides ...

“And we talked to Denis. We hadn’t read anything, and we talked to Denis the week before. And you’ve been in the desert with the Fremen and all that.’ And we fucking panicked.” It’s his interpretation.” We were already in diet mode, in panic diet mode.” “Javier [Bardem] and I had a similar thing that we both admitted to each other at the Oscars, because we both have a little bit of paunch right now,” he said. It’s his creation.

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Creator of the "metaphysical Western" Brian Watkins and the cast talk about building this neon-pierced cowboy story.

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