Heir to House Atreides, destined messiah of the Fremen, and future Emperor.
Heir to House Atreides, destined messiah of the Fremen, and master of prescience.
The wealthy neighbor and childhood friend of the March sisters. Initially infatuated with Jo, he is rejected but later finds love with Amy, marrying her during their journey back from Europe.
Elio is a 17-year-old Jewish French-Italian boy, an introspective bookworm and musician living with his parents. He becomes deeply attracted to Oliver, struggles with jealousy and the brevity of their affair, and remains heartbroken after Oliver leaves and later calls to announce his engagement.
Protagonist and professional table tennis player working as a shoe salesman in 1952 NYC. Driven to win the British Open, he resorts to robbing his uncle shop and engaging in scams to fund his career and pay fines. His journey takes him to London and Tokyo, where he navigates affairs, mob trouble, and public humiliation before ultimately exposing a rigged exhibition match and winning a legitimate championship.
Eccentric and visionary chocolatier who creates magical confections and runs a mysterious factory.
A young skateboarder and Evangelical who meets Kate at her retail job after she is kicked out by her parents. They begin a relationship while she temporarily leaves the political fight.
Bob Dylan is the central figure, an ambitious young singer who travels to New York to meet Woody Guthrie and enters the folk scene through Pete Seeger. He builds relationships with Sylvie Russo and Joan Baez, gains Albert Grossman as his manager, and ultimately challenges folk music expectations by performing electrically at Newport.
Kyle is one of the popular students Lady Bird tries to befriend as she seeks greater social status. They kiss at a party and claim to be virgins, but Kyle later admits he lied about that. Their first sexual experience leaves Lady Bird disappointed and emotionally hurt, contributing to her growing disillusionment with her new social circle.
Crown Prince turned King Henry V. Initially dissipated, he transforms into a ruthless and strategic monarch after ascending the throne. He defeats rebel Hotspur, conquers France, eliminates political enemies, and ultimately kills the manipulative Chief Justice to protect his reign, prioritizing power and truth.
A wandering cannibal who picks up Maren and embarks on a cross-country journey with her, eventually falling in love. He initially hides his troubled past and avoidance of his Kentucky hometown, but later confesses that he killed his own abusive, cannibalistic father. He strives to build a normal life with Maren, but is fatally wounded defending her from Sully, leading to his tragic consumption by Maren.
A self-proclaimed leader of the Chessboard Revolution student uprising in Ennui. He engages in a brief romantic and intellectual partnership with journalist Lucinda Krementz, who assists in drafting his political manifesto. His movement gains momentum following a traumatic conscription, but his leadership ends when he dies while attempting repairs on a revolutionary pirate radio station tower. His likeness subsequently becomes an enduring symbol of the protest movement.
Timothée Chalamet has 72 screen credits in a career dating back to 2003. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Dune with 3 titles. Signature works include Dune: Part Two, Dune, Dune: Part Three. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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