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Rebecca Ferguson photographed by Royal Gilbert | VOGUE Hong Kong | 2023

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She’s so cute and bored!

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A Warner Bros. finalmente revelou mais um trailer de Duna: Parte 2.

Na prévia, nós vemos Paul e Chani mostram mais intimidades trocando confidências e entram cada vez mais no clima de romance. Também conseguimos ver muita aventura entre os Fremen, além de mostrar novos rostos como o Feyd-Rautha, além do imperador Shaddam, e a Princesa Irulan.

Segundo Denis Villeneuve, os fãs de Duna podem começar as comemorações. Tudo porque, segundo o diretor, Duna 3 não só está nos planos, como está sendo escrito!

"Se eu conseguir fazer uma trilogia, seria o ideal. […] Já temos algumas palavras no papel para o terceiro filme", disse o diretor em entrevista a revista Empire.

"Aquele livro foi uma resposta às pessoas interpretando Paul Atreides como um herói, o que não era a intenção original do autor. A minha adaptação do primeiro livro de Duna está mais próxima dessa intenção original, que era mostrar Paul como um alerta, um aviso do que pode acontecer no nosso mundo. […] Depois de Messias, a história fica um pouco mais… esotérica", continuou o diretor.

O diretor também falou um pouco sobre Duna 2, que será lançado no proximo ano.

“A Parte 1 era a promessa de algo que veremos na Parte 2. Estou exausto, mas feliz. O primeiro filme era mais contemplativo. Era um jovem rapaz descobrindo um mundo novo. Agora, é um filme de guerra, e no meio disso, a história de amor entre Paul e Chani. Como Paul ganhará a confiança dela. Como ela abre o coração para ele. E como eles encontrarão uma forma de libertar aquele mundo das garras dos Harkonnen.”

O elenco conta com Zendaya, Timothée Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, Dave Bautista, Javier Bardem, Josh Brolin, Florence Pugh, Christopher Walken, Léa Seydoux, Austin Butler e Tim Blake Nelson.

Duna 2 estreia no dia 1º de março de 2024.

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this is like we're facetiming 😭

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Silo: mistério, intrigas e conspirações

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I wanna see a doubting villainy version of Ethan Hunt as John Lark with Ilsa trying to turn him back to the good side...

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Rebbeca Ferguson

Lady Jessica in Dune: Part 2

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In a groundbreaking move, prominent British actresses, including Keira Knightley, Cara Delevingne, and Carey Mulligan, have joined forces to address the pervasive issue of harassment and bullying within the U.K.'s entertainment industry. Their efforts, outlined in an open letter, underscore the urgent need for systemic change and the establishment of an independent watchdog to ensure accountability and promote a safe working environment for all professionals. British Stars Advocate The Call for Action Uniting Against Harassment Knightley, Delevingne, Mulligan, along with Rebecca Ferguson, Naomie Harris, and Emerald Fennell, are among the vocal advocates demanding a crackdown on bullying and sexual harassment in the entertainment sector. Their collective call for action highlights the widespread nature of these issues and the pressing need for decisive measures to address them. Demands for Accountability The group, representing a larger coalition of 25 industry figures, has urged creative organizations to support the funding of a new watchdog, the Creative Industry Independent Standards Authority (Ciisa). This independent body would be tasked with investigating complaints across various entertainment sectors, including music, film, TV, and theater. The Importance of Ciisa Ensuring Fairness and Transparency The open letter emphasizes the necessity of an external body, such as Ciisa, to provide impartial mediation and accountability for misconduct within the industry. It highlights the lack of existing mechanisms for addressing grievances and underscores the critical role Ciisa would play in promoting fairness and transparency. A Collective Effort for Change Time's Up U.K., a leading advocacy group, has championed the establishment of Ciisa since 2021, rallying support from industry stakeholders and government officials. Despite challenges in securing funding, the initiative has garnered backing from major broadcasters, including ITV, the BBC, and Sky, signaling a collective commitment to driving meaningful change. Voices of Support Acknowledging the Need for Reform Actress Ruth Wilson, known for her roles in "The Affair" and "Luther," has voiced strong support for Ciisa, describing it as "invaluable" in addressing misconduct and promoting accountability. Her sentiments echo those of BBC boss Tim Davie, who views Ciisa as a transformative force for creating a safer and more inclusive industry. Highlighting Ongoing Challenges Recent research by Bectu has shed light on the prevalence of harassment within the entertainment sector, with 92 percent of surveyed professionals reporting firsthand experiences of bullying or harassment. Despite high-profile allegations, such as those against Russell Brand, efforts to address these issues have yielded limited results, underscoring the need for comprehensive reform. The Path Forward Building a Safer Environment The establishment of Ciisa represents a significant step toward fostering a culture of respect and accountability within the entertainment industry. By providing avenues for reporting and addressing misconduct, Ciisa aims to create a safer and more supportive environment for all professionals. Continued Advocacy and Collaboration Moving forward, sustained advocacy and collaboration will be essential in driving meaningful change and ensuring the effective implementation of Ciisa. As industry stakeholders unite in support of this initiative, the path toward a more equitable and inclusive entertainment sector becomes increasingly attainable.