Dune: Part Three filmed for 31 days in Abu Dhabi's Liwa Desert with more than 600 UAE-based participants
- Abu Dhabi Film Commission released behind-the-scenes footage from Dune: Part Three filming in the Liwa Desert, which again doubles for Arrakis.
- The production's Abu Dhabi shoot lasted 31 days and involved more than 600 UAE-based individuals, according to Film Commission head Sameer Al Jaberi.
- The local workforce included 206 crew members, 38 residents in crowd scenes, six interns, and 336 people from related creative work such as catering.
- Denis Villeneuve and Brian K. Vaughan wrote the film, set nearly two decades after Paul Atreides takes control of the Imperium.
- Dune: Part Three opens internationally on December 16 and in North American theaters and IMAX on December 18.