Timothée Chalamet and Denis Villeneuve spoke French to each other on the ‘Dune Part Two’ set
nme.comTimothée Chalamet and Denis Villeneuve have said that they spoke to each other in French on the set of their new film, Dune: Part Two.The pair were speaking to the The New York Times to promote the new film, which is the second part of the adaptation of Frank Herbert’s 896-page sci-fi novel, and the writer of the interview noted that they were speaking in French each other when they arrived.
Villeneuve is from Quebec, the French-speaking area of Canada, while Chalamet is a dual American and French citizen.“It was the way that we were able to find intimacy in the chaos.
It was our protected landscape. A second secret language,” said Villeneuve.“He said it perfectly. Our bubble.” Chalamet chimed in.Meanwhile, Chalamet revealed that the film that made him want to act was The Dark Knight, which he mentioned when the outlet posed a question about stories like Dune relating to “heroes, chosen ones, saviors” and whether he’s had opportunities to play superheroes.“Well, Leonardo DiCaprio said to me, ‘No superhero movies, no hard drugs.’ Which I thought was very good,” he joked. “I follow them both!
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