In Screen Gab No. 10, we compare 'Dune' to Frank Herbert's classic 1965 sci-fi novel, celebrate LGBTQ history month with 'Visible: Out on Television' and ask Kristin Chenoweth about the TV she's watching.
Rose McIver as Samantha and Utkarsh Ambudkar as Jay in “Ghosts.”. The charming, conventional situation comedy, based on a British original, is set in a haunted mansion full of bickering roommates, some dead, some alive. Rose McIver and Utkarsh Ambudkar are the living ones, the customary city folks who inherit a big house in the sticks that comes with something extra. McIver’s character, after a nearly fatal tumble, can see dead people; Ambudkar can’t — because it’s funnier that way.
Villeneuve also dispensed with the epigraphs, extracted from the writings of the fictional Princess Irulan, daughter of the Padishah Emperor, that Herbert placed at the beginning of each chapter of the novel to provide further context and commentary for the story.for more on the changes made in “Dune’s” journey to the screen.
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