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Jodorowsky's Dune ()

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The story of cult film director Alejandro Jodorowsky's ambitious but ultimately doomed film adaptation of the seminal science fiction novel.
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Self
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Self - Salvador Dali's Muse
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Self - Actor - Dune
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Self - Artist - Dune
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Self - Magma
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Self - Film Critic
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Self - Dan O'Bannon's Widow
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Self - Film Critic
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Self - Producer - Star Wars
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Self - Artist - Dune
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Self - Co-Producer - Dune
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Self - Stunt Coordinator - Dune
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Self - Producer - Dune
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Self - Director - Drive
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Self - Director - Hardware
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Self (archiveFootage)
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Self - Artist - Dune (archiveFootage) (as Jean Giraud)
Magma ...
Themselves (archiveFootage)
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Self - Special Effects - Dune (archiveFootage) (voice)
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Themselves (archiveFootage)
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Self - Special Effects Artist (archiveFootage)

Directed by

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Frank Pavich

Produced by

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Damon Cook ... associate producer
Frank Pavich ... producer
Alex Ricciardi ... associate producer
Donald Rosenfeld ... executive producer
Stephen Scarlata ... producer
Michel Seydoux ... co-producer
Travis Stevens ... producer

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Kurt Stenzel

Cinematography by

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David Cavallo

Editing by

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Paul Docherty
Alex Ricciardi

Editorial Department

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Barbara Abecassis ... post-production intern
Ben Bruce ... post-production intern
Nikki Dodd ... post-production intern
Angela Hardenburg ... assistant editor
Nic Hill ... assistant editor
Dominika Michalowska ... assistant editor
Gus Storms ... storyboard colorist: scene 90
Dominika Michalowska ... additional editor (uncredited)

Production Management

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Alex Ricciardi ... post-production supervisor

Art Department

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Syd Garon ... graphic designer

Sound Department

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Ashu Boni ... foley recordist
Damon Cook ... audio supervisor
Jose Jota Fernandez ... sound recordist (as Jose Fernandez)
Jesse Flower-Ambroch ... re-recording mixer / supervising sound editor
Phil Macdonald ... sound recordist
Brice Picard ... sound recordist

Animation Department

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Syd Garon ... animator
Paul Griswold ... 3d animator

Additional Crew

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Ionah Buh ... translator
Adam Goodman ... set production assistant: New York
C.J. Navarro ... translator (as CJ Navarro)
Tavo Pazos ... set production assistant: Barcelona
Karen Pereira ... translator
Chris Perez ... clearance counsel (as Christopher L. Perez)
Stephen Niver ... Production Consultant (uncredited)
Daniel E. Parr ... production accountant (uncredited)
Robyn Rosenfeld ... sales agent (uncredited)

Thanks

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Peter Cushing Allan ... special thanks
Mark A. Altman ... special thanks (as Mark Altman)
Leslie Barany ... special thanks (as Les Barany)
Mark Bennett ... special thanks
Matthias Benz ... special thanks
Mary Bing ... special thanks
Chad Bolton ... special thanks
Virginie Bordes ... special thanks
Todd Brown ... special thanks
Richart Carrozza ... special thanks
Tyler Cartner ... special thanks
Cyril Chapuisat ... special thanks
Karen Cooper ... special thanks
Alice Crosby ... special thanks
Charles de Lauzirika ... special thanks (as a different name)
Michael Donaldson ... special thanks
Doug Ellis ... special thanks
Kilian Eng ... special thanks
Flor ... special thanks
François Fèvre ... special thanks
Thomas Gernigon ... special thanks
Fabrice Giger ... special thanks
David Gregory ... special thanks
David Gresalfi ... special thanks
Nicholas Hasty ... special thanks
Andrew Hazelden ... special thanks
Jutta Hinkkanen ... special thanks
Evan Husney ... special thanks
Justin Ishmael ... special thanks
Kazan ... special thanks
Gérard Klein ... special thanks
Mithcell H. Koshers ... special thanks
Tim League ... special thanks (as Tim Leauge)
Paul Lemieux ... special thanks
Stella Linon ... special thanks
Jennifer Lipscomb ... special thanks
Pierre-Jean Liveaux ... special thanks
Eliette Lépinay ... special thanks (as Eliette Lepinay)
Jeff 'Heffe' Millhollen ... special thanks (as Jeff Millholen)
Dave Miranda ... special thanks
Pascale Montandon-Jodorowsky ... special thanks
Isabelle Morzadec ... special thanks
Louis Paltnoi ... special thanks
Thor Parker ... special thanks
Bozo Pavic ... special thanks
Marica Pavic ... special thanks
Stephanie Pavic ... special thanks
Chris Perez ... special thanks
Rodney Perkins ... special thanks
Cécile Peyre ... special thanks
Janet Puhalovic ... very special thanks
Mitch Putnam ... special thanks
Scarlett ... special thanks
Ronald Shusett ... special thanks (as Ron Shusett)
Amanda Sileo ... special thanks
Gary Springer ... special thanks
Stephanie Trepanier ... special thanks
Monte Vallier ... special thanks
Edouard Waintrop ... special thanks
Dennis Widmyer ... special thanks
John Wildman ... special thanks
Dave Williams ... special thanks

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Plot Summary

The Greatest Film Never Made has been shrouded in mystery until now: where Jodorowsky's Dune finally shows what could have been in one of the craziest documentaries about filmmaking developmental hell itself. This is 'backroom-cinema history' at its peak. Written by Johnny-the-Film-Sentinel-2187

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Taglines The greatest science fiction movie never made See more »
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Also Known As
  • Duna de Jodorowsky (Brazil)
  • Jodorowsky'o Kopa (Lithuania)
  • Jodorowsky'nin Dune'u (Turkey, Turkish title)
  • 'Дюн' на Ходоровски (Bulgaria, Bulgarian title)
  • 曠世奇片之死 (Taiwan)
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Runtime
  • 90 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia Hollywood studios would only let Alejandro Jodorowsky make the film provided that it would be 1h 50 mins long. Jodorowsky declined, reportedly stating that he wanted to make approximately a 15 hour long film. This is a common misconception- he never planned that the actual movie was going to be 15-20 hours, he made this statement in a fit of passion that his artistry would not be confined or compromised by a running time restriction (the studios were asking for 90-120 min running time for profit reasons) asserting that he will make the film as long as he wants it to be, and not because some suit wants more money. While the "Dune Book" being a massive tome; held a script, a full storyboard, and numerous conceptual designs and art work with a budget breakdown it's easy to assume and misconstrued that the finished product would have been over 12 hours. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in 2014 Movie Catch-up: Part 2 (2014). See more »
Soundtracks Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun See more »
Quotes Alejandro Jodorowsky: What is the goal of the life? It's to create yourself a soul. For me, movies are an art... more than an industry. And its the search of the human soul... as painting, as literature, as poetry. Movies are that for me.
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