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Is Dune 2 the Best Place to Spot Celebrities?
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Living in a major city has its perks! One of them certainly has to be the Dune: Part 2 celebrity sightings at a random movie showing. The blockbuster has attracted people from all points of life to come to the place where magic happens (a lá the Nicole Kidman AMC ads, IFYKYK).

Even the Dune actors get starstruck at their own premieres. Austin Butler ran into Sting, who played a version of his character Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen in the David Lynch 1984 adaptation of Frank Herbert’s book.  “I met him last night, he came to the premiere. It was so surreal. My mind was blown. He’s the best,” Butler revealed on an episode of The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon. “He came up afterward, and he was so, so, lovely and just debonair. I asked him about [starring in the 1984 Dune movie] and he said he still has the codpiece from the original, he said he’s going to dry clean it and let me wear it if I want to.”

Dune: Part Two opened to $82.5 million domestically and $100 million overseas for a global start of $182.5 million. The likelihood of Zendaya and Timothée Chalamet escorting you to your seats in their Dune costumes as seen in this video might be low, but you may never know who you run into.

See which celebrities people have seen at their Dune 2 showings below.

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