All that talk: “Dune: Part Three” will be the shortest film in the trilogy
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
Rumors of a three-hour runtime have not been confirmed.
“Dune: Part Three” will be the shortest film in Denis Villeneuve’s trilogy. The Irish Film Classification Office (IFCO) has listed the film’s runtime at 150 minutes and 7 seconds, just over two and a half hours. For comparison, the first “Dune” runs for 155 minutes, and the second for 166.
Earlier, there were conflicting rumors surrounding the film’s runtime. In the summer, media outlets reported that the cut at the time exceeded three hours, while international cinema websites listed a runtime of 140 minutes. Ultimately, neither of those figures matched the official runtime of the finished picture.
The final installment is based on Frank Herbert’s novel “Dune Messiah” and select elements of “Children of Dune”. The worldwide premiere will take place on December 18, 2026 — on the same day as “Avengers: Doomsday”. In CIS countries, the film will be released a day earlier, on December 17.
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