The epic second chapter of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune, following Paul Atreides among the Fremen of Arrakis, was filmed in the deserts of Jordan and Abu Dhabi, with studio and location work in Italy, Hungary and Namibia.
Where was Dune: Part Two filmed?
Dune: Part Two was filmed in Jordan and Abu Dhabi, with work in Italy, Hungary and Namibia.
Every Dune: Part Two location, explained
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Arrakis – Wadi Rum
The desert planet used the sweeping sands of Wadi Rum in Jordan.
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The dunes – Abu Dhabi
More desert scenes used the sands of Abu Dhabi, UAE.
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Giedi Prime – Italy and Hungary
The Harkonnen world used locations in Italy and studios in Budapest.
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A desert war
The story follows Paul Atreides among the Fremen.
Planning a visit
Wadi Rum in Jordan – the film’s Arrakis – is a breathtaking, accessible desert.
Dune: Part Two Fun Facts
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Filmed in Jordan and Abu Dhabi The desert planet used Wadi Rum and the UAE.
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A Villeneuve epic Denis Villeneuve directed the sweeping sequel.
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Wadi Rum returns The Jordanian desert also featured in the first film.
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A star cast Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya lead the film.
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A box-office hit The sequel was a major critical and commercial success.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where was Dune: Part Two filmed?
In Jordan and Abu Dhabi, with work in Italy, Hungary and Namibia.
Where is Arrakis?
The desert planet was filmed in Wadi Rum, Jordan.
Can you visit the locations?
Yes – Wadi Rum is a popular destination.
Who directed it?
Denis Villeneuve.
When was it released?
2024.
