A deleted scene from Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part One makes the villain Baron Harkonnen even scarier than what audiences were able to see of him.
A scene withheld from Dune: Part One showed the Baron Harkonnen in an especially gruesome light that made the villain so much scarier. The Baron functions as Dune: Part One's primary antagonist leading the House Harkonnen in a plot to bring the demise of House Atreides and retake the desert planet, Arrakis.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Although the attack proves catastrophic for the Atreides faction, it represents only a portion of Baron Harkonnen's horrifying capacity for degeneracy.
The combination of brutality against Arakeen workers and the mocking tone of the note that accompanied it is exceptionally savage given that the Baron ruled over Arrakis before. The gift conveys the brutality of Baron Harkonnen as a ruler, as Dune canon has previously identified spice mining as a dangerous and labor-intensive process that only occurs on the near-inhabitable Arakeen planet.
How Dune's Cut Baron Scene Changes The Villain Dune's cut scene likens the villain to how he's originally portrayed in Frank Herbert's novel; Villeneuve's film illustrates the Baron in his villainy, but the extent of Harkonnen's wicked morality is something only Dune book readers would know.
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