Denis Villeneuve's choice to show the Harkonnen planet, Giedi Prime, in black and white in Dune: Part Two has a deeper meaning beyond aesthetics.

Denis Villeneuve and his team reveal how they devised the black-and-white world of House Harkonnen and that set piece on the planet of Giedi Prime.

Filming the Harkonnen in black and white would force Villeneuve and his DP to engage with the same fundamental problem.

Denis Villeneuve filmed one of Dune: Part Two’s most striking scenes in infrared, not black and white, making Austin Butler’s Feyd-Rautha into a milk-white monster.

The making of oversized ‘Dune’ villain Harkonnen: no CGI, just a lot of prosthetics Often unclothed, the 600-pound bad guy is ‘more dangerous naked,’ says Stellan Skarsgård, the actor who ...

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