[ SECRET POST #5251 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5251 ⌋

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[fscom]

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[killnotic]

Paul is a teenager in Dune. I don't know much about Chalamet as an actor, I've never seen any of his work, but I like his casting because for the first time an obviously twenty-something isn't playing Paul. Now I don't have wonder why all the other characters are so OMG! amazed at Paul's maturity and ability when it shouldn't be note-worthy an adult has his skills in that universe. Really, I wouldn't mind if someone even younger played the Paul, like the kid from Stranger Things and It.

[(Anonymous)]

(Not OP)

I honestly have no idea why he has so many fangirls - he's just constantly got this sullen, sulky look and seems bored and annoyed with everything around him.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT--it's been a thing for a long time--the first one I can think of without researching is James Dean, but there's definitely a market for bored, sulky, sullen young men with sharp cheekbones.

[(Anonymous)]

OP

Yes, I know Paul is a teenager. But I don't think Chalamet can pull of the Paul of the later book. I think he can pull of early Paul, but I don't think he can pull off the Paul who is the leader of the Fremen, worshipped by them, planning a war, and especially not the Paul who has taken the water of life.

[killnotic]

Fair enough.

Like I mentioned before I'm not familiar with Chalamet's work and I have no idea of his range, so you're probably right.

Hopefully, he'll age and adapt into what the role will require over time.

[(Anonymous)]

Never read the book or have seen the first film, so I'll hold off on judging Chalamet until I see this film.

[dantesspirit]

There are 2 previous adaptations(one film, one TV miniseries). And gods know how many books now.

So holding off might be a good idea. Go into the whole thing blind, so to speak.

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SA
Was referring to the original book, the first one.