Dune (lost Alejandro Jodorowsky/Moebius screenplay and storyboards; Frank Herbert screenplay; Ridley Scott drafts; 2014): Difference between revisions

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TPM411 - Yesterday at 7:50 AM @dycaite you blocked me, celebrate today, fear tomorrow @dycaite dycaite - Yesterday at 7:57 AM Hell are you on about >fear tomorrow Is that some kind of threat? TPM411 - Yesterday at 7:59 AM you'll see fuck liberals also but you will see happy 5 years btw dycaite - Yesterday at 7:59 AM What is your deal TPM411 - Yesterday at 7:59 AM nothin i just have plans tomorrow dycaite - Yesterday at 7:59 AM For what? TPM411 - Yesterday at 7:59 AM that doesnt matter right now TPM411 - Yesterday at 8:00 AM but i think you should warn your friends on the lmw discord dycaite - Yesterday at 8:00 AM Why are you telling me to be afraid? If this is a threat I have no problem going to the aithoro Authorities TPM411 - Yesterday at 8:00 AM authorities? but its not illegal dude K FINE YOU KNOW WHAT dycaite - Yesterday at 8:01 AM You're standing here saying "I'm gunna do something tomorrow be afraid" TPM411 - Yesterday at 8:01 AM I JUST WANTED TO SAY HAPPY B DAY TO LOST MEDIA WIKI IS THAT TOO MUCH?! dycaite - Yesterday at 8:01 AM That's intimidation TPM411 - Yesterday at 8:01 AM

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-|title=<center>Dune (various screenplays and storyboards)</center>
+@dycaite you blocked me, celebrate today, fear tomorrow
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+@dycaite
-|imagecaption=The cover to the book, from ''Jodorowsky's Dune'' (2014).
+dycaite - Yesterday at 7:57 AM
-|status=<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
+Hell are you on about
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+>fear tomorrow
+Is that some kind of threat?
-Frank Herbert's 1965 science fiction novel ''Dune'' is the world's best-selling sci-fi novel, and the root of the entire ''Dune'' franchise. In 1975, the internationally renowned Chilean-French film director Alejandro Jodorowsky began working on an adaptation of the film, but after two years of pre-production and planning, everything fell through when Jodorowsky failed to find financing from American producers.
+TPM411 - Yesterday at 7:59 AM
+you'll see
-Nevertheless, around twenty '''large, multi-phone-book sized collections of the full script and storyboard of ''Dune''''' were published<ref>http://thedissolve.com/features/interview/452-interview-alejandro-jodorowsky/</ref>. Initially meant to help woo financiers, it is rumored that only two copies of the book are still in existence; one belongs to Jodorowsky himself, and is featured prominently in the 2014 documentary ''Jodorowsky's Dune'', which retells the story of the two years of pre-production.
+fuck liberals also
+but
-== Jodorowsky's Dune ==
+you will see
-Jodorowsky had never read the book before, but had been suggested to adapt the story from a friend who recommended the book. He then enlisted the help of notable figures from across the world, including Jean "Moebius" Giraud, with whom Jodorowsky created the storyboards and character designs; Dan O'Bannon, who was to create the special effects for the film; Chris Ross and H.R. Giger, who helped in art direction; and the rock bands Pink Floyd and Magma, who would compose the music for the two separate planets. Potential cast members included Jodorowsky's own son, David Carradine, Salvador Dali (who demanded a $100,000-per-hour paycheck), and Orson Welles. The script itself was well over the usual page count for a film and was rumored to have a twelve-hour running time.
+happy 5 years btw
+dycaite - Yesterday at 7:59 AM
-== Herbert's Dune and Scott's Dune ==
+What is your deal
-After Jodorowsky's ''Dune'' failed to be financed, Italian film producer Dino De Laurentiis was sold the rights, and in 1978 '''he commissioned Herbert to write a screenplay'''. However, the screenplay he turned in was 175 pages, resulting in a three-hour film, which (while not as extreme as Jodorowsky's script) was still too long for De Laurentiis.
+TPM411 - Yesterday at 7:59 AM
+nothin
-The next year, Ridley Scott was hired to direct the film, with Rudy Wurlitzer as writer. Scott wrote '''three drafts of the script''', intending to split the single book into two separate films. However, the slow pre-production and the inevitably slower production process were unattractive, and Scott left the project to direct ''Blade Runner''.
+i just have plans tomorrow
+dycaite - Yesterday at 7:59 AM
-== Lynch's Dune ==
+For what?
-In 1981, De Laurentiis and his daughter, Raffaella, finally had a director: David Lynch. Like Jodorowsky, he too had never read the original novel, but still drafted several screenplays. The final result was a 135-page screenplay, a $40+ million budget, and a production that began in 1983, almost ten years after Jodorowsky first set out to create his version of the story. In the end, the final result was a three-hour film; cut down to 137 minutes, this is the only version of the film, and no others have ever been proven to have existed at any point. Lynch has further distanced himself from ''Dune'' and does not wish to ever revisit the property.
+TPM411 - Yesterday at 7:59 AM
+that doesnt matter right now
-==Gallery==
+TPM411 - Yesterday at 8:00 AM
-{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jg4OCeSTL08|320x240|center|Trailer to "Jodorowsky's Dune".|frame}}
+but i think you should warn your friends on the lmw discord
+dycaite - Yesterday at 8:00 AM
-== References ==
+Why are you telling me to be afraid? If this is a threat I have no problem going to the aithoro
-<references/>
+Authorities
+TPM411 - Yesterday at 8:00 AM
-[[Category:Lost films]]
+authorities?
-[[Category:Lost literature]]
+but its not illegal dude
+K FINE YOU KNOW WHAT
+dycaite - Yesterday at 8:01 AM
+You're standing here saying "I'm gunna do something tomorrow be afraid"
+TPM411 - Yesterday at 8:01 AM
+I JUST WANTED TO SAY HAPPY B DAY TO LOST MEDIA WIKI IS THAT TOO MUCH?!
+dycaite - Yesterday at 8:01 AM
+That's intimidation
+TPM411 - Yesterday at 8:01 AM
+:weary:
+make of that what yo uwill