Jodorowsky's Dune
The visionary director describes the process behind his fecund but unfinished opus, and reveals a deep abiding respect for artists and their talent, spiritual consciousness, and the power of LSD. Thwarted by the machine, his gracious personal reconciliation and unspoken resignation are touchingly fierce and heart-wrenching. The film suggests that Jodorowsky's Dune, despite never making it to the big screen, influenced Hollywood sci-fi indelibly. Foremost, through the creativity Jodorowsky nurtured, and ultimately, through the legacy of Jodorowsky's lifted creativity. Cast
Emperor - Salvador Dali
Leto - David Carradine
Paul - His own son
Baron Harkonnen - Orson Welles
Feyd Rautha - Mick Jagger
Piter -
Crew
H.R. Giger (R.I.P.)
Moebius
Chris Foss
Pink Floyd (Nod to Magma)
Dan O'Bannon
Neil deGrasse Tyson: Astrophysicist, researcher, debunker, realist, incorrigible optimist, educator. Promoter of science and space travel. Ardent fan of Star Trek, curiosity, and imagination.
Me: Ardent fan of the humorous, inspiring... Neil deGrasse Tyson.
