Dune 2: Zendaya in tears for her final scene, Denis Villeneuve comforts her

Warning, spoilers! The following article will reveal the main plot elements of Dune: Part Two.

If Chan isn’t shedding tears any time soon, Zendaya is a different matter. In a behind-the-scenes video posted on social media, we find the actor crying while filming what appears to be the final scene of the film – in this case, the scene where the betrayal and a wounded Chan are being prepared. leaving Arakin on the back of a giant sandworm.

“Thank you my loveWe hear what Denis Villeneuve said Zendaya after the shot. Visibly shaken, the latter tries to reconsider to continue filming.

“This takes a few seconds, sorry– with a trembling voice he says to the director, who calms him down:No, it’s great. The last one was a very strong section. I loved him.“

Zendaya Thanks to her and the rest, we imagine, is another perception, dried tears, or the end of filming this scene, which, if different from Frank Herbert’s books, says a lot about the vision of the character, more feminist than Dennis. Villeneuve created for the big screen.

Watch the touching moment below:

Fremen don’t cry for nothing

see Zendaya The cry is reminiscent of the Fremen’s relationship with water. In Interview given to HugoDécrypte on YouTubeThe actor spoke extensively about this special relationship.

“Something that I find so beautiful is their connection and protection of water and what it means to them spiritually. And I think, in terms of the character, that means that even crying is a sacred act. This is what you don’t waste, your water. And so I had to find ways to express my emotions without crying. Because usually you think, “Okay, this is a crying scene. I’m sad. I’m going to cry. But there are so many moments when you think, “Okay, I can’t cry. unacceptable. So how do I get that same feeling back? Or how do I get them in without giving up?’ I think it was about keeping your emotions and holding them back and seeing what you can find or express in other ways and how to convey (Chan’s) anger, which can sometimes turn into rage or whatever, and how to force it to be enough while still protecting the Fremen. the rules of“

What if a hidden tear begins to flow? Don’t worry, the production exists to extract it digitally!

“In fact, there was a scene where they wiped away my tears. I accidentally dropped one and it was digitally erased. I thought when that happened, I told myself they should get rid of it. And they did.“

Dune: Part Two is still (re)discovered in cinema.