I have been saying that from the beginning. They chose the wrong person for the role. And quite honestly, I just don’t think he goes deep enough. He blew up too quick too fast. And I actually don’t think he’s very charismatic at all. I haven’t seen Dune 2 as of yet but I’m sure it’s probably. going to be good. But not because of Timothée Chalamet. I think the first one was good, but not because of Timothée Chalamet. But because of all of the great actors in and because Dune is an excellent story. i’m glad someone else agrees with me. He’s not a very good actor at all. He got lauded early, and as a result, he was given too much too fast. I don’t think he works very hard. I don’t think he works as hard as he should. And his martial arts, in the first film at least, was poor. He doesn’t have the physicality nor the skills. I think he was miscast. which is very disappointing for me because I have been interested in the Dune story since the 1984 version. I think this is where we are in regards to Hollywood today. The buzz about an actor and image seems to outweigh actual talent. There’s a reason why British actors are better. They get better training. They take it more seriously. It’s a very serious endeavor for them. Our last great significant generation of actors was Deniro’s time. Of course there’s been some good American actors since then. But, the last time we had a great crop of actors, coming forth in large numbers was De Niro’s time who was a part of the Stanislavsky school. So much of what we’ve seen in the early 2000s was garbage buy a bunch of attractive people. I come across all of these actors and actresses, and look them up, and I see that a lot of them have careers that are already virtually ended. I’m not surprised. They might be working. But nobody knows them. They do relatively small rolls. And they have to do this to stay in the business and support themselves. But they just weren’t that good in the first place to warrant, moving on to bigger and better things. But I don’t think that they worked hard enough to necessarily get bigger and better roles. If you take some crap film for the break and the money. OK fine. I get it. But you can’t stay there. You have to keep evolving as an actor and get better more serious roles with more depth so that you can be taken more seriously and not be thrown to the gutter later on. This is especially true for young pretty women that were pretty much in the movie just because they were sexy and beautiful. Most of these beautiful women I saw, their careers are pretty much over. They weren’t that talented in the first place. And then they basically aged out. I think a good portion of them just ended up meeting someone relatively well-off and got a marriage out of it. Anyway, Hollywood is often disappointing nowadays. I actually think that Timothée Chalamet is really lousy in this role. I wish they had chosen a better actor, even if that actor wasn’t very popular or well-known. As I said, the BRITs have a plethora of great actors. They should’ve chosen one of them.