Move Over, Timmy, Duncan Idaho Is Back

Honestly, as excited as I am to see Paul Atreides back, the real news for me is Duncan Idaho! Jason Momoa was such a standout in the first film – that charming, incredibly capable guy amidst all the weird names and giant worms. I thought he was gone for good, but apparently Frank Herbert had a perfectly logical explanation for bringing him back! It’s great to see the rest of the gang returning too: Rebecca Ferguson as Lady Jessica with those striking tattoos, Zendaya as Chani and her pregnancy storyline, Florence Pugh as Princess Irulan with her cool chain-mail hood, and of course, Javier Bardem as Stilgar, probably still shouting about Lisan al-Gaib in the desert. Mark your calendars – Dune: Part Three hits theaters December 18th, so you better start saving up your spice melange now!

Riz Ahmed Went ‘Too Far’ in His Slumdog Millionaire Audition

This was for the film Slumdog Millionaire. Danny Boyle believed I could play the brother of Dev Patel’s character, and he wanted me to be more energetic and agitated. He told me, “He’s supposed to be angry, so feel free to move around however you want – the camera operator will follow you.”

Mario Galaxy Movie Unveils First Look At Second Non-Mario Nintendo Character

The upcoming Super Mario Galaxy movie is adding lots of familiar faces like Yoshi, Bowser Jr., and Rosalina. But a recent trailer revealed an even bigger surprise: characters from Nintendo’s Pikmin series will also appear! These plant-like creatures aren’t originally part of the Mario universe, making their inclusion a fun and unexpected addition to the film.

‘Bad Man’: Seann William Scott’s Action Movie Finds Success on Prime Video

Though Seann William Scott, known from American Pie, has appeared in action films before – including Bulletproof Monk, Welcome to the Jungle, and some of the Lethal Weapon movies – his latest role allows him to play a truly unconventional undercover agent. This character is a renegade with a tendency to cross the line and act more like a villain than a hero.

Demon Kill Demon ~Yomi 1984~ jobs and key characters explained in detail

Akifumi Yamamoto, known for his work on games like Death Mark and Monkarufanta: The Hero and the Crystal Girl, designed the characters. This dungeon crawler RPG features eight character classes, similar to the previous game, Undernauts: Labyrinth of Yomi, and allows for party member customization. Players can find items within the dungeons to promote their characters to advanced classes, specializing them as either Generalized or Expert, with Expert classes unlocking unique skills.