Dune: 10 Wildest Moments From The Book Series The Movies Can’t Show

Frank Herbert’s epic series of space opera novels began in 1965, with the first book in the series, Dune, an instant success, winning the first-ever Nebula Award for Best Novel in 1966. Dune became one of the foundations of modern sci-fi and fantasy. Herbert created a vast and bizarre world with a colorful array of characters. Since the 80s, the Dune

series has been the subject of countless adaptations, with David Villeneuve’s Dune: Part One and Dune: Part Two being the most recent and successful. However, there are certain elements of the Dune books that simply wouldn’t translate well to the screen.