This Dune villain had a much larger role in the original 1965 novel, and by Denis Villeneuve cutting him, there's almost no ...

Dune: Prophecy gives fans a look at the setting long before the rise of Paul Atreides, but it misses a key point of author ...

Herbert’s story of young aristocrat Paul Atreides, along with maps, appendixes, glossary and epigrams ran to more than 500 pages. After almost two years, the book took off in 1967.

Titled Dune: Part 3 and reportedly in production already, it’s expected that Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya will reprise their ...

On screen, Frank Herbert’s Baron Harkonnen-sized 1965 novel “Dune” best suits a director operating in a pre-“Star Wars” mode of storytelling. The patient, densely embroidered narrative ...

Legendary has just acquired film and TV rights to Frank Herbert's seminal science fiction novel Dune after coming to agreement with the Herbert estate. This is not the first time Dune has been ...

EXCLUSIVE: Four decades after Dune scribe Frank Herbert published his acclaimed 1972 novel Soul Catcher, the book has been optioned for the big screen by producer Dimitri Villard.

Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel, Dune, is the empire-centered space opera that was Star Wars before Star Wars was even conceived. Despite its considerable influence on Lucas and others, ...

“Frank Herbert won the most prestigious awards in science fiction. Geographic features on Saturn’s moon Titan are named after words coined by him. And yet, not many people know he’s a native ...

Frank Herbert’s Dune Sci Fi Channel, Sun.-Tues. Dec. 3-5, 9 p.m. Production: Filmed in Prague by New Amsterdam in association with Victor Television and Kirch Media. Executive producers, Richard ...

When Frank X. Herbert was asked to run for the 25th district state Senate seat, he knew it was just to fill the Democratic slot on the ticket. Still, the former state Senator from Bergen County sai… ...

Herbert’s story of young aristocrat Paul Atreides, along with maps, appendixes, glossary and epigrams ran to more than 500 pages. After almost two years, the book took off in 1967.