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“Oh, man, Patrick Stewart’s saying ‘love play’…” - Andrew

On this month’s We ❤️ Movies episode, we’re chatting about the under-seen, under-appreciated David Lynch-directed sci-fi adventure, Dune! What are the odds Lynch and the production were in deep to the mafia on this one? Were movie theaters really handing out tiny glossaries for the uninitiated? Where is that darn four-hour cut, Universal? And how fantastic is Patrick Stewart’s skullet? PLUS: A series of David Lynch casting call blunders!

Dune stars Kyle MacLachlan, Virginia Madsen, Richard Jordan, Brad Dourif, Francesca Annis, Jose Ferrer, Linda Hunt, Freddie Jones, Everett McGill, Kenneth McMillan, Jack Nance, Jürgen Prochnow, Sting, Dean Stockwell, Max von Sydow, Alicia Witt, Sean Young, and Patrick Stewart as Gurney Halleck; directed by David Lynch.

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Original cover art by Felipe Sobreiro.

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Justin Shaw

One of the good things about being my age (55) is I saw this, and Bladerunner, and the first two Max Max films, and a HOST of absolutely not for kiddies stuff AT THE CINEMA WITH MY DAD before I was old enough to drive

Chris Tobias

Kudos to Andrew dropping some book knowledge. I started reading Dune again thanks to him.

Shaenon Garrity + Jeff Wells

In Jodorowsky's Dune, Jodorowsky claims he convinced Orson Welles to agree to play Baron Harkonnen by offering to hire the chef of his favorite restaurant to cook for him every day. Alejandro Jodorowsky says a lot of things, but this would explain how Welles knew about Dune and the big floating fat man when David Lynch called him.

Gordon

Funny story about Stockwell meeting Lynch that’s surprisingly similar to the Patrick Stewart one — Stockwell heard that Lynch was working on something nearby (may have even been early production on this?) and went to meet him about potentially being cast. The whole time, Lynch was similarly standoffish; turns out, he had misremembered the death of another former child actor years ago (Brandon DeWilde) as being Stockwell, so when Stockwell came in and introduced himself Lynch thought it was a ghost