Dune: Part Three Runtime Set at 2 Hours 30 Minutes
The Irish Film Classification Office lists the runtime of Dune: Part Three at 2 hours 30 minutes, the shortest of Denis Villeneuve's three Dune films.
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Why it matters
The shortest runtime in the series points to a tighter third film, even as the story jumps about 20 years ahead to Paul's rule and the plot against him.
Key Facts
- The Irish Film Classification Office lists Dune: Part Three at 2 hours 30 minutes.
- Dune ran 2 hours 35 minutes and Dune: Part Two ran 2 hours 46 minutes.
- Dune: Part Three is set about 20 years after the first two films.
- Denis Villeneuve directs and Timothée Chalamet plays Paul.
- Dune: Part Three opens in Japan and the U.S. on December 18.
The first film ran 2 hours 35 minutes and Dune: Part Two ran 2 hours 46 minutes. The third installment is set about 20 years after the first two, with Timothée Chalamet returning as Paul. Japan and the U.S. get the film simultaneously on December 18.
The rating body in Ireland published the figure before Warner Bros. and Legendary did. The first two films each ran longer than two and a half hours, so the third is the leanest of the three.
The story moves about 20 years past the first two. Paul, who wanted peace, ends up an emperor whose campaigns continue under his name, and forces that fear his power plan an assassination. Denis Villeneuve directs and Timothée Chalamet plays Paul. Japan and the U.S. open the film on the same day, December 18.
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- Cinema Today 『デューン 砂の惑星PART3』の上映時間判明！シリーズ最短に