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Im 11. Jahrtausend n. Chr. - Eine Welt außerhalb unserer Erfahrung, jenseits unserer Vorstellungskraft.

Es ist das Jahr 10191. Das Weltall ist von den Menschen besiedelt und der herrschende Imperator Shaddam IV überträgt die Lehnsherrschaft über den Wüstenplaneten Arrakis, genannt Dune, an den Herzog Leto Atreides. Einzig dort kann das begehrte Spice, eine bewusstseinserweiternde Droge, gewonnen werden. Durch diese wird den Navigatoren des Imperiums die Raumfahrt mit Überlichtgeschwindigkeit ermöglicht und die Lebenserwartung verlängert. Doch der Herzog hat viele Feinde. Einer davon ist der sadistische Baron Vladimir Harkonnen, der mit allen Mitteln versucht die Familie des Herzogs zu vernichten, um so erneut die Herrschaft über Arrakis zu übernehmen.

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Kyle MacLachlan

Paul Atreides

Kyle MacLachlan's portrayal of Paul Atreides in David Lynch's 1984 adaptation of Frank Herbert's science fiction epic "Dune" is a nuanced embodiment of a young noble on the cusp of a profound destiny. As the gifted scion of House Atreides, MacLachlan skillfully balances Paul's regal poise with an undercurrent of vulnerability, capturing the essence of a character who is both a strategic leader and a reluctant messiah. His performance is marked by a quiet intensity, particularly in scenes where Paul grapples with his emerging powers and the weight of his lineage's expectations. MacLachlan's Paul is a figure of complex emotions, struggling with loss, love, and the burgeoning realization of his role in the sweeping galactic intrigue and the fate of the desert planet Arrakis. His on-screen presence is both commanding and ethereal, making him a memorable Paul Atreides who resonates with the mystique and grandeur of the "Dune" universe.

Patrick Stewart

Gurney Halleck

Patrick Stewart's portrayal of Gurney Halleck in David Lynch's 1984 film adaptation of "Dune" brings a complex and nuanced depth to the character, who serves as the warmaster for House Atreides. Stewart embodies the gruff, battle-hardened warrior with a penchant for music and a fierce loyalty to his Duke, Leto Atreides. His performance is both stoic and tender, showcasing Halleck's dual nature as a mentor and a killer. With his rich voice and commanding presence, Stewart's Gurney Halleck stands out as a noble and tragic figure, bound by the codes of honor and the harsh realities of the treacherous universe of "Dune." His interactions with the protagonist, Paul Atreides, underscore the emotional weight of the narrative, as Halleck grapples with the loss of his Duke and the mentorship of the young heir. Despite the film's mixed reception, Stewart's performance is often lauded for its authenticity and the emotional resonance he brings to the role, making his Gurney Halleck a memorable interpretation of Frank Herbert's original character.