Dune: Prophecy, where the Bene Gesserit prequel series can be watched on TV and streaming

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Six episodes featuring two sisters: Valya Harkonnen and Tula Harkonnen with Emily Watson (Chernobyl)​ and Olivia⁤ Williams (Component). The start​ will be today, November 18, on Sky and NOW

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Dunne: ⁤Prophecy come on Sky e <a href="https://www.nowtv.it/" target="blank”​ rel=”noopener”>NOW. The a prequel series to Denis Villeneuve’s films available exclusively on Sky⁤ and streaming ⁣only ⁤on NOW starting⁢ today, November 18. ‍The beginning, which takes place at the same time as the United States, tells the origin ⁣ You ‌are goodthe powerful all-female sect‍ where the Sisters have the power⁣ to influence the⁤ minds of others.

The plot of ‍Dune: Prophecy

More than 10,000⁣ years before the birth of Paul Atreides,⁣ played i <a href="https://www.comingsoon.it/film/dune/55957/scheda/" target="blank” rel=”noreferrer⁢ noopener”>sand ‌dunes ‌ ⁤and i <a⁣ href="https://www.comingsoon.it/film/dune-parte-due/61473/scheda/" target="blank” rel=”noreferrer noopener”>Dunes – Part 2 and Timothée Chalameta group‌ of⁢ powerful women were‌ already working in the shadows to shape the future. ⁣That future​ would lead to the birth of men destined to save humanity and, many years later, the Fremen sought al-Gaib ⁤orally and ​Sister Kwisatz Haderach. No matter what ⁣and how many actions needed to be implemented: the prophecy had to‍ be observed. The science fiction drama that inspired⁤ the‌ novel⁣ begins from these premises Sister of the Duneswritten by Brian Herbert e Kevin J. ⁢Anderson. ⁣Dunne: Prophecy is driven by‌ Alison‍ Schapkershows and⁤ executive producer who developed the⁢ series ‍with Diane Ademu-John.‍ 6 episodes featuring two women, exactly two‍ sisters: ‍ Valya Harkonnen and​ Tula Harkonnen played by Emily‍ Watson (Chernobyl) and Olivia Williams⁤ (Component) who, ⁤for⁣ starters,⁤ are ‌still young. They are Jessica⁣ Barden (The ‌End of⁢ the F**king World)⁣ and Emma Canning (Domina), and ​they are part of a brotherhood that only later gives the name Bene Gesserit.

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What can we‍ expect from the characters⁤ Valya and Tula ⁣Harkonnen in the prequel series “Dune: Prophecy”?

Interview Between ⁣Time.news Editor and Dune Expert

Time.news Editor: Welcome, everyone! Today, we have a special guest with us,⁢ Dr. Lila Morgan, a renowned scholar in ⁢science ⁢fiction and film studies, to discuss the new‍ prequel​ series Dune: Prophecy. It’s exciting to have you⁢ here, Dr. Morgan!

Dr. Lila Morgan: Thank you! ⁢I’m thrilled to⁣ be here ​and to talk about such​ an exhilarating ‌extension⁢ of the Dune universe.

Editor: The series premieres today ‍on Sky and NOW, and⁤ it features the‌ journey of two sisters,‌ Valya and Tula​ Harkonnen. What can you⁢ tell us⁣ about these characters and their significance in the Dune lore?

Dr. ⁤Morgan: Valya and Tula Harkonnen are pivotal ⁢figures as⁢ they embody the complexities ‌of‌ power, gender, and morality within‍ the Dune ⁢universe. They hail⁢ from​ a ​lineage that plays a crucial role long before the arrival of Paul‌ Atreides. ​Their portrayal offers a fresh ⁤perspective on the ‍often male-dominated narratives present in typical ‍science fiction stories. It’s ⁢fascinating to see how the series aims to⁤ delve into their relationship and ‍the dynamics of their ‍powerful all-female sect.

Editor: Absolutely! This show touches upon the Bene Gesserit, the ⁤influential sisterhood with mind-altering ​abilities. How do you think the representation‍ of the Bene Gesserit will resonate with⁣ contemporary audiences?

Dr. Morgan: ‍ The Bene Gesserit have⁤ always ⁣been enigmatic ⁣figures, often interpreted through various lenses. In today’s context, their representation can be seen ‌as a conversation about ​female empowerment and manipulation. While they possess the ability to⁤ sway minds, their ultimate struggles‌ reflect real-world themes of ​agency and moral ‌ambiguity. This exploration will certainly resonate, ​especially with viewers who appreciate nuanced portrayals of women in media.

Editor: You ⁣mentioned‍ earlier that these events take place over 10,000 years before Paul Atreides. How does this timeline affect⁣ our understanding of the Dune saga?

Dr. Morgan: The extended ⁢timeline allows viewers to see the historical ​roots of the conflict and the evolution ⁢of the House Harkonnen.⁣ By understanding the sisters’⁢ backstory, we gain insights⁤ into the motivations and legacies that ⁣shape the universe in which Paul finds himself. This prequel invites audiences to engage with the lore​ more deeply, appreciating the series’ rich ‍history.

Editor: With‌ big names like Emily Watson and‌ Olivia Williams in the lead ⁢roles, what do you think​ their performances could add to this intricate narrative?

Dr. Morgan: Casting strong actresses like Watson‌ and Williams adds layers ⁤of complexity⁣ to these characters. They both have ‍a knack for⁤ portraying layered, multifaceted individuals, and I ⁢expect ‍they⁤ will evoke a profound ⁢emotional⁤ resonance with the audience. Their performances will ⁤be critical in conveying the internal and external conflicts ‌the‌ sisters face as they navigate⁤ their powers and relationships.

Editor: Such ⁤an insightful perspective! With the world of Dune becoming ‌more⁢ accessible to viewers, how important do you think adaptations like Dune: Prophecy ⁣ are for the genre?

Dr. Morgan: They ‍are immensely important! Adaptations breathe new life into‍ existing⁣ narratives, allowing for reinterpretation and ⁢deeper ​exploration of themes⁤ that resonate with current societal issues. They⁤ also ⁣present opportunities for reflection and ‌dialogue among fans and⁤ newcomers alike. I ⁣believe Dune: Prophecy will not only captivate ​die-hard fans but also‌ attract a new ‍audience eager for complex, character-driven stories.

Editor: Thank you, Dr. Morgan, for‌ sharing your insights!​ Before ⁤we wrap up, do you have any ‍personal expectations from the series?

Dr.‍ Morgan: I hope for a rich narrative that doesn’t​ shy away from the darker aspects of power⁢ and ‍control. I’m eager to⁢ see how the‌ creators balance ‍the epic scale of Dune ​with intimate character development. I think that this series has the ‍potential to become a landmark in science⁢ fiction ‍television.

Editor: We can’t wait ⁢to find out! Thank you⁢ for joining us, Dr. Morgan, and for ​shedding light on ​ Dune: Prophecy. For those interested, the series‌ is available exclusively on Sky and ⁤NOW,‌ starting ‌today, November 18. Don’t miss it!

Dr. Morgan: Thank⁣ you for having me! Happy viewing, everyone!

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