The Prophecy Begins: Dune: Prophecy Trailer Now Available on Max

The highly anticipated HBO Original Series Dune: Prophecy is set to premiere on November 17 on Max, and the trailer has fans buzzing with excitement. Based on Frank Herbert's iconic science fiction saga, this series promises to delve deeper into the rich lore and complex characters of the Dune universe.

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Unraveling the Storyline of Dune: Prophecy

Set against the backdrop of pivotal events after the eradication of the final thinking machines during the Battle of Corrin, Dune: Prophecy portrays the ascendancy of Faykan Butler, who adopts the royal name of Corrino and becomes the first Emperor of the new Imperium. The story will follow Harkonnen sisters Valya and Tula, played by Emily Watson and Olivia Williams, as they navigate their roles within the Bene Gesserit and fight for humanity's future.

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Building on a legacy of rich storytelling, Dune: Prophecy is helmed by a powerhouse team. Showrunner Alison Schapker, celebrated for her work on Fringe, guides the creative vision, while director Anna Foerster, known for her contributions to Outlander, directs the premiere episode. The series is backed by notable executive producers including Denis Villeneuve and Jon Spaihts, ensuring a high-caliber production.

With its premiere just around the corner, the trailer for Dune: Prophecy has set high expectations for what promises to be a thrilling addition to the Dune saga. As the prophecy begins to unfold, viewers are invited to immerse themselves in a world of intrigue, adventure, and the timeless battle between fate and free will. 

Check out the trailer here:

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