Jodorowsky's Dune deleted scenes (North American DVD)
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- Опубліковано 16 лис 2021
- Track names and approximate run times:
A Nice Killing 1:47
Frank Herbert’s Novel 5:59
Costumes of Dune 4:05
Jodorowsky and Seydoux Reunited 12:35
Jodorowsky on Dune’s Length 3:34
Jodorowsky on Hollywood 5:36
Jodorowsky’s Film Philosophy 5:30
Seydoux on Dino De Laurentiis 7:22
The Conception of Alia 1:09
unseen scenes removed from a film about a film that was never made
OOh Well out of the 3 versions I have seen they need to try again.
Yeah, well. . . classic Jodorowsky.😂
Of course you right this is just to win a view but also stars wars george lucas still the story bord is from him imagination end last dune film also is just loose motivation to going it
Because he speaks bad about rich people and money. He gives example to people to be poor but not sell there souls and this is against the new world order.
That can't be unseen.
I would absolutely adore to see an animated version of Dune. Even Jodorowsky said that it would be possible and that he would be down for the idea, even after his death! I hope I live to see Jodorowsky's Dune animated at least. If not, well, the "movie never made" charm will never go away.
He would be down for this idea even after his Death? Are you an occultist?
@@HatredPrime He says so in the movie
UF I’d love seeing this!!!
Check out Metabarons
Personally I'm grateful for the the cancel of this project. It gona feel like a bad "pretending to be mystic" movie from the 70s, with the plot twisted and symbolism only recognizable for the director ;until you literally don't know what are you seeing.
"I do not search, I find"
One powerful ass sentence
Knowing that Frank Herbert wanted Jodorowsky to bring his own entirely unique artistic vision to Dune (and in essence make his own Dune) raises my respect for the man. It's rare for an author to be comfortable with that level of freedom when somebody else has control of their work.
He was very open minded about how people approached dune, he obviously had some doubts and held his breath regarding Jodorowsky's explicitly anti-catholic take on Dune, but it's funny how he never really fought about it, he was very present when David Lynch did his version, and has gone on record that he absolutely enjoyed the final result, minus the ending.
For an artist or a writer, it helps to have that kind of detachment to your work, because then it means you get to enjoy and appreciate other people's interpretations of your material, also because he probably knew that nothing could ever replace his novels and their impact.
I dont care, he literally wanted to "rape" frank herbert! He cared nothing for the integrity of the novel. Vomiting a bonus pack of crayola crayons onto a he-man playset would have been more faithful to dune
@@aquelescaraaaaaaaaaa It's so great to hear that there are other like minded people who get and respect that the Dune films, both Denis and David's, are an "interpretation" and vision of how they saw the Book.
I'm so tired of hearing from the Dune fanatics about how a) The films stray from the book, as if the only way to treat the work is by pure facsimile. And b) "The Books are unfilmable". What does that even mean.
(I also find it humorous that most of them will allow Kubrick that pleasure with his version of The Shining, The Short Timers, ect ect).
Finally, if all we get is the exact same story with a new coat of paint/effects, then what is the point? That might work for computer games, but with a few exceptions, video games for the most part are still more interactive entertainment, as opposed to an art/craft.
(And before anyone starts, I hold video games up in very high regard when done right. Some games have moved me more than a lot of modern film. But despite the logistics/productive similarities, the end goals for film and gaming differentiate due to the very nature of how the product is consumed.)
This would have been psychedellic.
Best line "I preferer to be poor... than to sell my soul."
I was just about to comment this exact same thing.
I’m surrounded by people who want nothing more than the next dollar and the doordash comforts that follow.
I’m removing myself from this muck...wish me luck.
Interesting because there are many pictures of Jodorowsky making Masonic symbols like covering one eye, the hidden hand and silence symbol. I hope I’m wrong and have been watching too many conspiracy videos but it is concerning
@@Huskerguy316 He is definitely interested in Esoteric beliefs (as is the director of the newest Dune movie, Dennis Villeneuve), but don't confuse that with the idea of one world wide cabal. There is, of course, corruption and injustice in the world, but whether or not that stuff is perpetrated a single, world wide secret society hell bent on enslaving humanity, that's debatable, to say the least. More often than not, the 'eye' thing in photos is someone mimicking what they are looking at at the time ie the camera lens taking their picture! Nothing at all sinister about that.
@@davidlean1060 Agreed
How bout a long term lease on my soul, for a whole lotta $$$$ right now?
Michel Seydoux is the grand-uncle of actress Léa Seydoux.
Plans within plans.
We have hundreds of drawings. The creators (most of them) are still alive. We have computers, CGI, animation and AI. We have all that’s needed for someone to make a form of Jodorowsky’s Dune live. Now all that’s needed is a studio with courage.
LoL No it does not need to be made. He has enough of his own money to take all the original ideas & make an animated web series from it, call it Messiah Planet. If he really wanted to make it, it would have been made by now, somehow. He just keeps blaming studios that wisely did not want to spent at least $5 million on a 20 hour X rated movie.
I frankly believe it can, and eventually will get made. I don't really think Jorodowsky would want to work in it, though. His Metabarons comics are very obviously inspired by the Dune script, and to be honest, they are superior. I think he has outgrown that script. If we get an animated version, it will probably be made by others.
@@MythologosMessiah Planet?
Not a bad title, I guess.
For A.I. and the artists behind it to accomplish this, they have to be loyal to the vision of moebius, giger, Chris Foss and So forth.
And A.I. has to be ready to be 1,000% to create every detail in every scene in its 1973-1975 vintage grainy glory. And lastly a soul in the film, whether through only voice acting or some other creative way
@@Mythologos Why make a stupid webserie ? All of this Dune is already in the books of Jodorowsky and Moebius...
Even if he had the money, making it today would have no sense, even more if it is to make a tv show lol.. that would be pitiful.
And most of them are dead anyway, Orson welles, Dali, Carradine, Demuth, Moebius, Giger, all the sfx team is dead...
it would've break everything if it came out back then, but today people are too dumb to see a movie so strange and particular, too close minded, even more than when it was suppose to came out.
Villeneuve's Dune is great for our modern day though, grounded, simple, realistic, two part so people with small attention span can watch it.. it's great
Just by knowing the pain it has been for starwars to be done and to came out, and how the star wars from today looks... Dune could'nt be done back then and shouldn't be done today.. too ambitious for an era and too out of the norm for another
One thing he gets right is how absolutely brutal Dune combat is.
He got many many things right man.
@@Ajidam The commenter didn't say it was *the* one thing, he just pointed out one example that caught his attention.
Dune 2000 (the game), if any finished Dune, is the best
He got everything right. He understands what's the merit of Dune. Unlike the recent movies who have no clue and doing just what appeals to people.
Wow, massive respect for uploading this.
Man the scene where jodorowsky and seydoux meet up after 30 years and they talk about the book is pretty touching
And now Jerome Seydoux's grand-daughter, Léa, is Dame Margot Fenring (The Bene Gesserit woman seducing Feyd-Rautha)) in Denis Villeneuve's DUNE PART 2.
When crack needs to get high, it snorts a line of Jodorowsky.
Man, this project was something else, i thing that even without the movie, the project is an amazing works itself. I love to be able to see that book.
Lately I've thinking it would have be a bad Dune movie, but an amazing stand alone movie.
It would have been an insane pile of nonsense, but marvelously wonderful
@@cieproject2888 This is exactly right (having seen his earlier works like El Topo and The Mountain…..holy cow are those incredible yet terrible.)
Legend. A great teacher, and a man who is alive. We must live - live, grow, make, love - this journey.
I still would love to see a reconstruction, even fanmade! There is one, but it is just a slideshow with music, i have seen some other scenes recreated by talented digital artists, but they are only snippets. I hope someday the entire storyboard will be published...
There's some talk about his version being in VR, but I've only seen a single video talking about it so far.
The recent sale of one of the 20 copies of the book will be seemingly be made public.
Jodo's creativity and dedication is immense, inspiring. I had several art-books related to his project, and even after decades they outshine every new design because they were DARING.
Outtakes are better than the actual film! His version had *nothing* to do with Dune but would have made a good, medium-budget, psychedelic fantasy ala Zardoz.
Jordorwsky's a wonderful character and the story of a film that never got made has a romance to it, but I I'm not sure the movie would have been at all good, if Jordo's other movies are anything to go by! It would have been way more nutty than Zardoz!
2:50 I was amused by the memory of the amount of book royalties, the perception is different between the artist and his producer.😄
I like the minds behind the idea of Dune... they implemented the whole philosophy of what Frank Herbert intended... they implemented all the habits to their life and this is the best you can do... a movie that's never finished holds the gap open to dream - to make new ideas - to set new creations in the future... a drawing is never finished at all, nor perfect enough to set things clearly to one exactly way how something should be done... it always leaves a gap for open minded and new ideas! That's exactly the magic behind Jodorowsky's ideas to Dune! And that Jodorowsky's Dune has never been done is the best what could happen! ...and so shall be! "In the future we won't see the movie with our eyes - but with our assh**es there will be F***ng 3 Dimensions!" :'D GREAT!
I don't see why why of these interviews were cut.
They're all eye opening, and mind blowing
The same reason the Dinner Scene, Gurney's Ballisett, The Reverend Mother's Monologue, and Duncan Finding the Fremen were all cut from Villeneuve's Dune movie: time
It's from a Netflix documentary.
Mate its 40 minutes of deleted scenes
Pace reasons.
@@lunarmodule6419wasn't made by or for netflix
I wish his book was available to view
It is mostly online if you look it up, some pictures are blurred. The website includes some of the scripts and how the screenplay might’ve played out.
Never saw these scenes before thanks for uploading
As much as I have posted my doubts about Jodorowsky's Dune and how underwhelming it would have been with the technology of the day, I must say I was impressed with the scene with the children battling the Sardaukar. That would have been a powerful scene, and quite horrifying to watch.
If bad effects made a story underwhelming to you, you're really paying attention to the wrong things.
@@iunnox666 well bad effects can easily make a serious and emotional scene feel silly.
@@iunnox666 He has a point though. A sci fi story set in another universe lives or dies on whether you can bring that world to life or not. We also don't know if Jordorowski would have been able to make an engaging story. None of his other films suggest he would have been able to. He was esoteric, avant garde, to say the least, so how he was suddenly going to make a movie for all of mankind to enjoy, that's questionable.
Exactly ; a type of film to watch sober for sure.
When I think about that 'underwhelming' aspect, I do think it would have had some consequences for the genre. Either the film succeeded, and Sci Fi had a major boost, or it flopped, and producers became wary of the genre. It it flopped, perhaps Alien and Blade Runner, which had a lot of input from Jodorowsky's Dune team, wouldn't have been greenlit by their studios. I still think I'd sacrifice one of my limbs to see that amazing vision get made, though
gracias por subirla, thank for upload
Hola,podrías ayudarme???Habrá alguna manera de escucharlo en español...???
thx for uploading this!
36:26 Villeneuve ha hecho un buen trabajo respecto a lo que comenta Alejandro aquí
A great meeting of artists. I live this way also. I have little money, and own only a few expensive things like a car, as you can see to the left. I have lost everything many times in my life, even my freedom at some points. Its very freeing to own so little, and I am greatful for what I do have.
thank you very much for this
appreciate the upload
Merci beaucoup pour le partage 👍👍🙏
Thanks for sharing ! GREAT !
Híjole... No puedo digerir lo crudo y surrealista que fue la escena final, ahora entiendo porque nadie en esa época quería hacer la película... Estoy en shock
Me too
Brilliant cheers for the upload .....what a legend jodorowski is!
😂 „your new wife is 30 years old?“ „No, we are together since 30 years!“
Legendary upload
At least he's known for one of the biggest movies never made.
Jado reminds me of Jason Lannister, "That man's pride has pride."
Olala, de l'or en barre, merci !!
Thanks 💙💥🚀🙌
thanks for sharing
Had Jodorowsky made his version of Dune Villeneuve would never have had a shot at it.
Do you mean Jordo would have made a version so good, a remarke would be futile, or he'd have made a version so bad, no studio would ever go near the novel again?!
@@davidlean1060 Yes.
Fabuleux, quelle merveille ...
I love this man I truly deeply love him.
Best part is
"I do believe at that time it was just $7000. It was nothing, for Seydoux it was nothing"
Then it cuts to Seydoux: "$100000 was a lot of money"
"Big stars are the illness of the movies ", take that Villeneuve
Best use 46 minutes of my life. I could've litsen to them talk for 5 hours
une leçon d'intégrité ce JODO!
I can respect Jodoworski when he says he talks about being a poet and about being poor and keep his integrity and I can respect that I mean the fact that huge rather be poor then basically give up is a self-respect in and damage his work it says everything I mean this I mean they're certain artists that I can see that in but there's certain artists I don't see that and it never will because they are basically not acting like that I love people who claim to be artists nowadays basically fail to basically be alone this pathways.
Mind blowing artist. Un artista en todo el sentido de la palabra. Quelq'un hors de ce monde! Viva Chile!
The only way Jodorowsky's Dune could ever be made is as an anime movie by the best anime studio in the 🌎
I support a Studio Ghibli Dune Adaptation. That'd be incredible.
Well, he and moebius made the comics Incal, that's pretty much the vision he had for this Dune adaptation
@@milhouse777 l'Incale is mind blowing!
A masterpiece !
The incal is going to be adapted to a movie soon
@@litjellyfish no way, source?
"Frank Herbert wanted his book to be given to a creative person with lot of imagination. He didn't want to make it into a series for American TV..." How much imagination is in the new movies? I wonder what Frank Herbert would think about these. Good for them they can't ask.
I'm so glad this movie wasn't made.
Could've sworn this was already in the Documentary? 🤔 Maybe I'm misremembering it, I'd have to go back..
This man is walking a really really thin line between being a genius and being crazy! :D
What do you put in the soundtrack for the non-deleted parts of an un-made movie?
The Sound of One Hand Clapping.
from 9:46 about directors as poets !!!!! I will write this down in my notebook and look at it EVERY DAY I promise you Jodo!!!
Jodo actually read the novel to make the script. Some of you didn't understand what he said. Jodo said that _he accepted to make the movie without having read the book,_ but, later, he read Dune _in the script writing process._
Charlotte Rampling was set to star in Jodorowsky’s ‘Dune’.
Plans within plans.
That was great.
I am guessing these scenes are not on the US blu-ray release? Are they on the European or Japanese blu-ray release? Does anyone know the total length of the uncut version of the documentary (compared to the length of the US release)?
These scenes WERE taken from the DVD / Blu-Ray extras of the US release. For the additional Japanese / French DVD extras, see here: ua-cam.com/video/AR55Ii-qppc/v-deo.html
So they made 20 copies of their pre-production tome for their never-made DUNE movie. Is there any chance that it could be published nowadays, so that fans of DUNE in general can see firsthand all the work that went into it, which heavily influenced other films later on, like ALIEN...? Considering how well-received the new film version is, would the appearance of this DUNE production book sell well enough? Are there enough DUNE fans who would pay to own a copy of this, if it isn't outrageously priced?
"isn't outrageously priced" being the operative words.
One of the two copies was just sold for 3 millions. But the people who got it plan to release it to the world.
@@strasspark1616 that's be totally awesome!!! Thank you for this piece of info, do you have a link where the buyers have made this known?
"A Nice Killing!" I agree. I would watch that.
10:30 read "culture industry" from Horkheimer & Adorno they say the same. Art that should lift us, break through the dust of repeating association tracks, has become today an industry for the mammon
yes we got a bunch of movies, Yes we got the Jodoverse comics but they arent DUNE. Really hope a version of the big book gets publically available in mass market one day. God what a dream.
Best movie never made...
When was this beautiful interview done
The documentary "Jodorowsky's Dune" came out in 2013, so it must have been around that time.
Spanish, English, now French! damn Jodo has a good brain on his shoulders.
hahahaha jodorowsky, what a character
I want that book!
Who did / What's the source of the preview thumbnail artwork, please?
Thanks.
The artwork is by Hugo Emmanuel Figueroa
18:29
Amazing thought.
Is it possible to find the book they made? Im part of a Google photos group where people have uploaded leaked pages from the book but nowhere near what it actually contains.
A copy sold for $3 million last month. www.cbr.com/jodorowsky-dune-book-3-million-auction/
@@KumarS-go4zi do they accept kidneys?
I'm interested in that Google photos group...could I join?
Staggering... forever
30:00 guy was 100% right seing how Indie Productions are taking off
All of the scenes are deleted my guy
14:45 I wouldn't pay the world to have a reprint of that book. But I'd be willing to pay quite a bit. I think you could spend a literal lifetime looking through it and letting your imagination run wild.
I can see this made into a animated movie
Vine por Dune y encontré al hermano perdido de Daniel Rabinovich, estuve esperando que diga Terpsicore en todo momento.
Nobody can make a complete movie for Dune, because the Herbert novels were far better than any movies that were made. * Jodoworsky looks and sounds like actor Eli Wallach, no?
A jodo ahora no le importa que hagan el incal pero no le gustó un pelo el quinto elemento. En fin, qué difícil es ser uno mismo y no caer en la autocontemplación del ombligo. Siempre vagabundo.
Not very many deleted scenes
Te me Jodorowsky's Dune seems like it would have been another drug fueled nightmare of bizarre lewdness and poorly thought out 70's sci-fi dreck like Barbarella and Zardoz.
To all those people who complain here about "the bad results this movie would have had if it had been made": remember that _the team that Jodo assembled a few years later made ALIEN, using ideas and images that had been created for Jodo's Dune..._
I was perplexed about the Jodorowsky's capacity to o this film; after watching Villeneuce's Dune part 2 I AM sure th3 Jodo was the only one able to do that movie; Villeneuve's film is visually intriguing but it has nothing to do with the real Dune novel ( I read it three times).
The whole movie is a deleted scene.
No sigan el sistema.hagan esta pelicula bypaseando al sistema. Esta pelicula debe ser hecha.
"Greed is for amateurs"
this is so heartbreaking...especially after that piece of crap weve got in 2021...hope one day someone at least turn jodorowskys script/moebius storyboards into an animated movie or series
Exactly, I never understood why people liked the other dull crap
@@organicwins91 I second. Villeneuve's Dune is as boring as the floor tile in a public closet. I prefer the 1984 film, even though it has parts I strongly oppose. Still way more provoking than the newest one.
Jodi’s Dune would have been a psychedelic mess and a terrible adaptation of the book imho
@@dancegregorydance6933 Dune has always been a psychedelic mess. They just now decided to make it simple and accessible, because the masses need a new frenchise.
@@dancegregorydance6933 It wouldn't have been an adaptation. It would've been a self-contained story _based_ on the book. Adaptations are boring. Lynch's approach was in the right direction. Jodorowsky would've likely brought this tendency to a conclusion.
After watching Dune 1984 and the newest one, I came to the realization that in order to make the Dune story compelling and sparkling, the creators have to be audaciously provocative, extraordinarily original with the emanating sense of paradoxical freakishness, the subtle sense of grotesque, exquisite cruelty and perversion, which only can make Dune not to seem like a byproduct of strained efforts to prove you can do SciFi by "following the source material" , gift-wrapped in grayish look-how-modernly_awesome_they-are SFX and impressive imagery. Dune is enfolded in surrealistic quasi-hallucinogenic undertones constituting a very naive arc. Only its sequels expose the Machiavellian rhyme.
When you do the arc, Dune gets boring. That's Villeneuve.
I won't watch the new Dune anymore. Lynch's, I will. In fact, I have watched it twice this month. I also had great pleasure with the Children of Dune miniseries.
Was really hoping to see alot more of Moebius' story board and some discussion of the script. I am very disappointed that the focus was just alot of Jodorowsky rambling.
And Moebius himself is not in the movie. Was he already dead?
Is jodorowsky still alive?
And does he have a son?
On 2024 he is 95, and yes, he has a son; actually I think ha has three of four children.
27:04
This charlatan didn’t even read the book
Le mode d'existence de ce filme est, qu'il n'exit de tout! 'Realite Virtual' abosolt!
So they gave multi milion movie to guy who speaks English like someone who just installed Duolingo...4D chess move.
real art is different ...
I am so glad this movie was not made. He was totally wrong for this movie. If it was made it would have been a giant mess
To all those people who complain here about "the bad results this movie would have had if it had been made": remember that _the team that Jodo assembled a few years later made ALIEN, using ideas and images that had been created for Jodo's Dune..._
An abominable intelligence will have a shot at it! 🎉 27:22 is a world coming fast to our doorstep at the time I write this...
A fight scene showing only weapons???? Far out
But he didn't even read those books. LOL
He actually read the novel to make the script. You didn't understand what he said. Jodo said that _he accepted to make the movie without having read the book,_ but, later, _he read Dune in the script writing process._
jesus christ, reprint that book, make that film. from me, 1 grand for the book and 200 bucks for a blueray. imagine that, a movie dvd that is WORTH 200 bucks. a book that is WORTH 1000 bucks.
10:20
13:50 Oy vey