Following the release of the most awaited theatrical trailer for Dune: Part Two, it has been learnt that director Denis Villeneuve has plans to end his Dune trilogy in an interesting way, by diving deeper into the works of Frank Herbert with an adaptation of Dune Messiah.

The third instalment will continue the franchise and is expected to be co-written by Villeneuve and screenwriter Jon Spaihts. Though the studio is not yet officially announce the active development for Part Three, the audience can expect good news soon. This is not the first time Dune Messiah has been adapted for the screen. The 2003 miniseries Children of Dune was largely inspired by the novel.

Dune: Part Two immediately carries forward from the conclusion of the initial film, venturing on an enchanting journey to adapt Frank Herbert's revered novel from 1965. 

Dune: Part Two arrives in theatres on November 3.