Dune: Part Two cinematographer Greig Fraser explains how Paul’s vision of his sister Alia slyly teases her story in Part Three.
During an exclusive interview with Screen Rant, Fraser explained how Paul’s vision of Alia teases her story in Part Three:
Of course, anybody who knows what’s in store in the future knows maybe, maybe, maybe. But you’re right, it bridges two worlds, that’s exactly the point of it is it bridges two worlds, and that character bridges those worlds. And Paul’s journey bridges those worlds, he’s come from [Calladan], there’s a big underlying message that goes along with those waves. And yeah, putting Alia in there, as well, it’s beautiful. And I must say, it was a really well-kept secret, and I’m really proud of my crew, because we shot that with a small reduced unit. We all went to Namibia together as a small group, and shot that, it was a little bit under the radar. But, Denis and I said to all my all my team and all their team, “We would love it if no one talked about this.” And none of us did. It was great it didn’t get out. It’s hard to keep a secret in Hollywood, it’s really hard. People talk, and no one did.
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