Dune: Part II's black and white sequence on the Harkonnen homeworld Giedi Prime is a standout. It also left Warner Bros. deeply worried.

Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part Two uses black and white to paint a picture of the brutal and cruel world of the Harkonnens, emphasizing their ruthless nature. Cinematographer Greig Fraser's risk in ...

‘Dune: Part Two’ DP Greig Fraser on Why He Didn’t Read the Novel and Concerns Over Black-and-White Trend The Oscar-winning DP explains how 'Star Wars' affected his process on 'Dune,' plus ...

Denis Villeneuve filmed one of Dune: Part Two’s most striking scenes in infrared, not black and white, making Austin Butler’s Feyd-Rautha into a milk-white monster.

The 275-square-mile dune field was once underwater of the 1,600-square-mile Lake Otero, which dried up 10,000 years ago and left minerals on the seafloor of what’s called the Tularosa Basin.

Dune: Part Two Cinematographer Reveals New Details About Those Black and White Scenes Greig Fraser talks crafting Giedi Prime’s aesthetic.

Florence Pugh isn’t just an actress who boasts an impressive resume of movies like Oppenheimer, Little Women (giving a performance worthy of an Oscar) and the upcoming Dune: Part Two. She’s ...