Jason Momoa addresses potential Dune 3 return
There may be more Dune in Jason Momoa's future, as the actor has teased a potential return to Arrakis for Dune 3 – should it go ahead.
The Game of Thrones and Aquaman star has been talking about a possible comeback for his character Duncan Idaho, introduced in 2021's Dune.
In Denis Villeneuve's recently-released sequel Dune: Part Two, Duncan is notably absent as the swordmaster sacrificed himself in the first film to save protagonist Paul Atreides and his mother, Lady Jessica.
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Quizzed about a surprise return for his character, who gets revived in Frank Herbert's Dune Messiah (the rumoured inspiration for a third movie), Momoa hinted at an "epic" moment intended for the first film that didn't make the final cut.
"It'll be a good future now if Duncan Idaho may have some sort of... You know what we did have? Oh man, I can't actually say this. I'll get in trouble. F**k," he told Men's Health.
"Well, there was something that was really cool that went into the movie that didn't make the first one, and it was pretty epic."
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Momoa promised he'll try to bring this mysterious sequence to fans should he ever return to the Duniverse for a third film.
"I'll try to get it back. I'll try to get it back in the third one," he said.
At the moment, a threequel hasn't been officially greenlit, though Villeneuve teased production is in very early stages in a chat with Digital Spy.
"We are in early stages. We are in the right direction," the filmmaker said. "There's a lot of work that has been done, but there's a lot of work that needs to be done in order to have something solid to shoot."
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