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Aquaman star, it’s starting to bother his kids as they watch his movies and television shows. Jason Momoa caught up with GQ magazine while in London to film his parts for the upcoming Fast X, and got into a conversation about the number of times that he has died on screen. And the way that the action hero framed the conversation, he made it more about how his children react to his on-screen deaths, which now makes me feel kinda bad about it.

Katcy Stephan Duncan Idaho is back. During an appearance on “TODAY,” Jason Momoa confirmed that his “Dune” character will return for the forthcoming third installment of Denis Villeneuve’s epic sci-fi franchise starring Timothee Chalamet and Zendaya. “I’m making a comeback,” he told Craig Melvin on the broadcast Monday morning.

Dune 3 is continuing to fill out its cast, and one of the stars just confirmed that they’re returning to the franchise.

Dune sequel has been found, teasing what could have been had the director’s plans for a trilogy come to fruition.Max Evry, the author of ‘A Masterpiece in Disarray: David Lynch’s Dune. An Oral History,’ unearthed the script in July of last year while working on his book, finding it in Frank Herbert’s (the author of Dune and its five sequels) archives at California State University, Fullerton.In an article for WIRED, Evry spoke highly of the Lynch’s script, saying: “He also cracked a way to tell the complex story of Herbert’s 1969 novel Dune Messiah, easily the least cinematic book in the series.”“It may ring of sacrilege to some, but Lynch’s Dune II would have bested Herbert’s book — and been one hell of a movie,” he added.Evry noted various intriguing details about the script, including how it opened with a new set of scenes that don’t feature in Herbert’s novel, picking up in the aftermath of the Harkonnen’s attack on Arrakeen that saw Duncan Idaho (Richard Jordan) killed in action.Lynch’s Messiah would have also revealed that Leonardo Cimino’s mysterious doctor from the first film was actually a major figure from Herbert’s novels: Scytale, a “face-dancer” of the sinister genetically enhanced beings known as the Bene Tleilax.Following the assault on Arrakeen, Scytale takes Idaho’s body and attempts to resurrect him as the clone “Ghola” Hayt.

Léa Seydoux is set to play Lady Margot in Dune: Part Two, the next instalment of the fantasy blockbuster. Deadline reported that the French actress is still in negotiations to join the cast which includes Timothée Chalamet, Josh Brolin and Zendaya. In May it was confirmed that Christopher Walken and Austin Butler would star in the second film.

It seems the dreaded 'impostor syndrome' can even set in for big stars like Jason Momoa, who opened up about one particular scene he filmed in Dune.The actor plays Duncan Idaho in the Warner Bros. adaptation of Frank Herbert's novel, and he spoke about a scene he filmed with Javier Bardem as Stiglar and Josh Brolin as Gurney Halleck.The 42-year-old actor admitted it was his favorite day on the set, where Stiglar is introduced, though he was afraid everyone would 'find out' about his self-perceived lack of talent.

Jason Momoa is opening up about his experience filming Dune, on the day of the film’s release in theaters.

unveiled Wednesday on Twitter along with a panel hosted by Steven Colbert, featuring Villeneuve and members of the cast.The action-packed three-minute trailer sees Chalamet as Paul Atreides of the House of Atreides, who must save the desert planet called Dune from an evil emperor’s rule.Momoa, who plays top warrior for the House Atreides Duncan Idaho, said during the Q&A that filming some of the action scenes were intense for him — despite being known for his extreme workout routines.“I’ve never run this much in my life,” Momoa said. “The sun was setting and so we had to get the shot.