 Dune Movies and Video's |
Latest
American Release |
Dune DVDFormat
: Color/Widescreen
Length
: 327 minutes
Languages
: English, French, Spanish
Subtitles
: English, French, Spanish
DVD
Features :
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Includes the Extended Version (177mins) and Original Theatrical Version (137mins) of the film
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Deleted Scenes with Introduction by Raffaella De Laurentiis
*
Designing Dune
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Special Effects
*
Models & Miniatures
*
Wardrobe Design
*
Photograph Gallery
*
Production Notes "The
Dune: Extended Edition will be released in a metal snap case (SRP$27.98). 2 versions of the film will be included... a 137-minute theatrical version, and the 177-minute extended edition. BOTH will be available in 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen (which would mark the first time the extended edition was available in widescreen). The theatrical edition will feature both Dolby Digital and DTS 5.1 audio, while the extended edition will be Dolby Digital 5.1 only. Extras will include never before seen "behind-the-scenes" footage, documentaries on the special effects, visual design and costumes, deleted scenes, original photographs and artwork from the set (newly resurrected from personal collections) and more Buy
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 Korean
Release |
Dune : Ultimate Edition - DTS (Korean Version)Product
Information
Product
Title;Dune Ultimate Edition DTS (Korean Version)
Region
Code;3 - South East Asia (including Hong Kong, S. Korea and Taiwan)
Picture
Format;(NTSC)
Artist
Name(s);Kyle Maclachlan | Sean Young | David Lynch
Release
Date;September 14, 2005
Language;English
Subtitle;Korean
, English
Package
Weight;330 g
Publisher;Spectrum
DVD
Other
Information;4 DVDs
YesAsia
Catalog No.;1004069487 |
 French
Release |
Dune : Ultimate Edition - Coffret Digipack 3 DVDDisc
1 -Theatrical Version *Details*
-Running
Time : 131 Min
-Audio
: DTS, Dolby Digital 5.1
-Video
: NTSC, Anamorphic Widescreen 2.35:1
-Region
Code : All
-Release
Language: English
-Subtitles
: English, Korean, None Disc
2 & 3 - Extended TV Version *Details*
-Running
Time : 188 Min
-Audio
: Dolby Digital 2.0
-Video
: NTSC, Full Screen 4:3
-Region
Code : All
-Release
Language: English
-Subtitles
: English, Korean, None Disc
4 - Special Features -Making
of Dune
-Destination
Dune
-Interview
with the Director : David Lynch
-Interview
with the Writer
-Trailer
-Poster
Gallery
-Photo
Gallery
-Music
Video : Toto |
Australian Release |
Dune - Collector's Edition: Limited Tin Box (DTS - 3 Disc Set)Released;Tuesday,
05 July 2005
Actors;Kyle
MacLachlan Max Von Sydow Sting Patrick Stewart
Director;David
Lynch
Audio;DTS
& Dolby Digital 5.1
Aspect
Ratio;2.35:1 16:9 Enhanced
Transfer
Format;Widescreen
Category;Science
Fiction/Fantasy
Region;1,2,3,4,5,6
Year;1984
Distributor;Force
Entertainment
Rating;PG
Languages;English
Subtitles;None
Running
Time;177 mins |
 Dune
(special edition)
|
THE DEFINITIVE DVD SPECIAL EDITION
(Released
5th April 2004)Travel
to a time and place beyond your imagination with the Definitive Two-Disc DVD Special Edition of David Lynch's epic sci-fi adventure DUNE. Released 5th April alongside the equally definitive DVD of Lynch's Blue Velvet, DUNE from Sanctuary Visual Entertainment contains the most comprehensive set of exclusive special features afforded the film anywhere in the world making this treasured cult classic essential for DVD collectors. Beautifully
remastered and presented in Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound, DUNE has never looked or sounded so good. Initial copies will be available in a stunning new fold out digi-pack imparting a sense of collectability and prestige. The pack includes a new 32-page booklet containing exclusive images and with text by Paul Sammon (Producer of Original Dune Promo Film and author of "Film Noir: The Making of Blade Runner"). Brian Herbert (son of Dune author Frank Herbert) and Kevin J. Anderson who have continued the highly successful Dune series of novels also contribute an essay to the booklet.. DUNE
(1984) The Definitive Two-Disc DVD Special Edition
5
April 2004, £19.99 RRP, Cat No. SVE3040,
Cert
15, Film: 131 minutes, Features: 46 mins, Region 0 PAL DVD,
Dolby
Digital 2.0 and 5.1 Surround Sound
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Dune - the desert planet - Perfect Collection Limited to 50003
Disks which include the Theatrical version and the Extended version -
languages:
German
(Dolby digital 5,1, Dolby digital 2,0)
English
(Dolby digital 5,1, Dolby digital 2,0)
-
display format: 2.55:1
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DVD released: 1. July 2003
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production: 1984
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ASIN: B0000ØTE7 Price
79 Euro |
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This is the German Paradise release3
Disks which include the Theatrical version and the Extended version -
language: German, English
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DVD released: 2. September 2002
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production: 1984
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ASIN: B000068UXL Price
42.99 Euro |
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Dune - Der Wüstenplanet (Spice Pack, 2 DVDs) Limited to 50002
Disks which include the Theatrical version and the Extended version Information
Languages:
German (Dolby digital 5,1, Dolby digital 2,0)
English
(Dolby digital 5,1, Dolby digital 2,0)?
Display
format: 2.55:1? DVD
Released
: 1. July 2003?
Production:
1984?
ASIN:
B0000ØTE8 DVD feature:
Making
OF, Trailer,
Goofs?
Filmographien,
Biographien?
Slideshow
with many rare photos, cinema notice photos? Pre and Absp?nne of the TV version, TV BREAK (here one can see the original advertising BREAK)?
Making
OF of the new German synchronisation, information for TV version Price
52.00 Euro |
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Dune - Der Wüstenplanet (Kinofassung)Infos
zu diesem Titel
•
Sprachen:
Deutsch
(Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital 2.0)
Englisch
(Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital 2.0)
•
Bildformat: 2.55:1
•
DVD Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2003
•
Produktion: 1984
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ASIN: B00009OTE9 DVD
Features:
•
Making Of
•
Trailer
•
Goofs
•
Filmographien, Biographien
•
Slideshow mit vielen seltenen Fotos, Kino-Aushangfotos Price
13.99 Euro |
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Dune - Der Wüstenplanet (TV-Fassung)Infos
zu diesem Titel
•
Sprachen:
Deutsch
(Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital 2.0)
Englisch
(Dolby Digital 2.0)
•
Bildformat: 1.33:1
•
DVD Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2003
•
Produktion: 1984
•
ASIN: B00009OTEA DVD
Features:
•
Vor- und Abspänne der TV-Fassung
•
TV-Breaks (Hier kann man die Original-Werbe-Breaks sehen)
•
Making Of der neuen deutschen Synchronisation
•
Infos zur TV-Fassung Price
13.99 Euro |
To read the german page in english please use the language translator below.
Just
past the url into the top window and set the language - German to English
The David Lynch Video's
The cast...
Francesca Annis as Lady Jessica
Born London 14th May 1944
Leonardo
Cimino as the Baron's doctor
Brad Dourif as Piter De Vries
Born West Virginia 18th March 1950
Jose
Ferrer as Padishah Emperor Shaddam IV
Born 8th Janruary 1912 - Died 26th Jan 1992
Linda
Hunt as Shadout Mapes
Born Morristown NJ 2nd April 1945
Freddie
Jones as Thufir Hawat
Born Stoke on Trent England 12th September 1927
Richard
Jordan as Duncan Idaho
Born New York USA19th July 1938 Died 30th August 1993
Kyle
MacLachlan as Paul Atreides
Born Yakima Washington 22nd February 1959
Virginia
Madsen as Princess Irulan
Born Chicago Illinois USA 11th September 1963
Silvana
Mangano as Reverend Mother Ramallo
Born Rome Italy 21st April 1930 Died 16th December 1989
Everett
McGill as Stilgar
Born Miami Florida USA 21st October 1945
Kenneth
McMillan as Baron Vladimir Harkonnen
Born Brooklyn USA 2nd July 1932 Died *th January 1989
Jack
Nance as Nefud
21st Decemeber 1943 - Died 30th December 1996
Sian
Phillips as Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam
Born Bettws Wales 14th May 1934
Jurgen
Prochnow as Duke Leto Atreides
Born Berlin Germany 10th June 1941
Paul
Smith as the Beast Rabban
Patrick Stewart as Gurney Halleck
Born Mirfield Yorkshire England 13th July 1940
Sting
as Feyd Rautha
Born Wallsend Newcastle England 2 October 1951
Dean
Stockwell as Doctor Wellington Yueh
Born Hollywood CA 5th March 1936
Max
Von Sydow as Doctor Kynes
Born Lund Sweden 10th April 1929
Alicia
Roanne Witt as Alia
Sean Young as Chani
Born Louiseville Kentucky USA 20th November 1959Danny
Corkill
Honorato Magaloni as Otheym
Judd Omen as Jamis
Molly Wryn as Harah
Quotes from the cast
I'm curious as hell to see what this is going to look like with all the stuff we are supposed to be imagining in our minds actually put in the film.
Kyle MacLachlan, actor (Paul)
I'm awed by the newness of it, coming into a movie having never done one before. Then again, I'm an old friend of Paul's. I feel like I know him. In a sense, I am him.
Kyle MacLachlan, actor (Paul)
I mean, as a fan, I've been waiting for this for years. Now, as an actor, I want to make sure that Paul Atreides is everything that a Dune fan expects.
Kyle MacLachlan, actor (Paul)
When I first read the script I was disappointed. I came in saying, "I want Dune." It took me a little time to get used to the differences. I finally said, "It's not going to be Dune by Frank Herbert. It's going to be Dune by Frank Herbert, adapted by David Lynch, put on film and conveyed by actors.
Kyle MacLachlan, actor (Paul)
Wearing the stillsuits in the desert was the next best thing to dying. Everett McGill, actor (Stilgar)
I only came close to passing out once... I think. Paul Smith, actor (Rabban)
The Bene Gesserit |
Muad'dib and Feyd |
It's an absolutely giant playpen. A serious playpen, but a playpen nonetheless.
Francesca Annis, actress (Jessica)
This is the dirtiest job I've ever had... and that includes construction work.
Sting, actor (Feyd)
I was down there five weeks. It seemed like five years.
Sting, actor (Feyd)
I think David (Lynch) likes the Harkonnens, who are the most hideous band in the film. I think he likes the nightmare sequences. The movie should reflect that. It'll be a world in sheep's clothing. That suits me.
Sting, actor (Feyd)
Feyd is evil... with a large jockstrap.
Sting, actor (Feyd)
David's vision is very, very bizarre because, I think, he's a very bizarre person. He's not normal. He's out of somewhere... out of left field. The reason I'm doing Dune is to work with David Lynch.
Sting, actor (Feyd)
I think this script is terrific. I can't believe it's remained as complex as it has. That's difficult to do with film. Film is dumb, you know? It really is.
Brad Dourif, actor (Piter)
I was unprepared for the purity of the desert and its elegance and its great, classy beauty.
Patrick Stewart, actor (Gurney)
Quotes from Frank Herbert
Alejandro Jodorowsky (El Topo) spent a couple of million dollars in pre-production of his version. He even hired Salvador Dali as his production designer. Nothing ever happened. I'm not quite sure why it fizzled. Without exaggeration, his script would have made an eleven-or-twelve-hour movie. It was the size of a phonebook. It was pretty anti-Catholic, too.
Frank Herbert
The characters are exactly as I have envisioned them... sometimes even better.
Frank Herbert
A lot of people have tried to film Dune. They all failed. I tried writing a screenplay of it, once. It was rotten.
Frank Herbert
The young actor who is playing Paul? It's fascinating. He claims that Dune has been his Bible. He's read it every year since he was fourteen.
Frank Herbert
Quotes from David Lynch
You can't get a movie like this done worrying about it as a whole. You have to take it scene by scene... or go crazy.
David Lynch, director
I really like our Guild Navigator. He's pretty odd looking. Pretty our there. I wouldn't have minded him being a little odder, though. Things just can't get odd enough for me.
David Lynch, director
Quotes from Dino & Rafaella De Laurentiis......
We spent six year developing Dune. I didn't want to rush this one and make a silly film.
Dino De Laurentiis
Nobody is as crazy as I am. You have to be crazy to make a movie like Dune.
Dino De Laurentiis
Why make a movie out of Dune? The reasons are all in the book.
Rafaella De Laurentiis, producer
Duke Leto Atreides |
Paul (Muad'dib) Atreides |
Padishah Emperor Shaddam IV
and his Daughter Irulan |
Dune Facts
The original rough cut of the movie Dune was over 5 hours in duration
Fact
The visual variety of the Dune movie demanded 80 sets built upon 16 sound stages
Fact
More than 6 years in the making. The movie Dune employed David Lynch's talents for 3.5 years
Fact
Kyle MacLachlan claimed Dune to be his bible and has read it every year since the age of 14
Fact
The total number of production crew on the Dune movie came to a grand total of 1700
Fact
Immediately after completion of Dune. David Lynch started writing the screen plays for Dune 2 and Dune 3. A project that never came to fruition
Fact
To underline the plot of the Houses of Dune. Designer Anthony Masters created the environment to represent the feuding times of the renascence in Italy
Fact
One of David Lynch's favourite characters in the movie Dune is the Guild Navigator. Although Lynch felt he could have been stranger
Fact
David Lynch turn down the offer to direct "Return of the Jedi" before beginning production of the filming of Dune
Movie Trivia
 The
label, in the form of a sticker, was used on bottles of Tequila at the wrap party for the Dune Movie (1984)
Dune promo item Paperweight given to the members of a Press junket who were flown into Mexico To visit (and publicize) the sets as the film was being produced. Approximately 300 of these were passed out to the press. The paperweight is about 3 1/2 inches in diameter and is topped by what appears to be a brass Hawk-the symbolic representation of the house of Atreides. It comes with a foldout card which explains this and the original box in which these items were presented. A unique and rather scarce item for a film which has become a cult favourite.Card
dated 1983, a full year before the Films release! |
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