Dune: Part Three Trailer Set For Tuesday Release, Studio Says

The first trailer for “Dune: Part Three” is set to be released Tuesday, alongside a newly unveiled wave of character posters spotlighting the film’s central cast.

The announcement and images, first reported by Deadline, offer the clearest official look yet at the next installment in Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune” franchise. The posters feature Zendaya, Timothée Chalamet, Robert Pattinson, Rebecca Ferguson, Javier Bardem, Jason Momoa, Isaach de Bankolé, Florence Pugh and Anya Taylor-Joy.

KHOU also highlighted a first look at Chalamet ahead of Tuesday’s trailer release. Additional outlets, including World of Reel and ComingSoon.net, reported that multiple character posters were revealed, pairing the fresh imagery with confirmation of the trailer’s arrival.

The rollout matters because “Dune: Part Three” is positioned as the next major chapter in one of the biggest contemporary sci-fi film series, anchored by a star-heavy ensemble and a director whose previous entries have become cultural and commercial benchmarks. A first trailer typically marks the start of a film’s most visible marketing phase, setting expectations for tone, cast focus and the scope of the story.

The character posters, in particular, signal which performers are being centered in the film’s promotional strategy. Featuring a broad lineup that includes returning faces and high-profile additions, the images indicate that the studio is emphasizing the scale of the ensemble as it heads into the next release cycle.

Rebecca Ferguson, who appears among the newly revealed posters, is also in the headlines for comments to Deadline previewing a smaller presence in the film. In that interview, Ferguson described her role as minor and said, “There’s a lot of FOMO,” suggesting she is watching the production from a more limited vantage point than in prior installments.

For fans and the industry, Tuesday’s trailer will likely provide the first concrete sense of how “Dune: Part Three” will frame its returning characters and incorporate newer ones. With a cast list that spans major box-office names, the marketing materials are also an early indicator of the project’s ambitions and the studio’s confidence in the film as an event release.

Next, attention turns to the trailer itself on Tuesday. Once released, it will be the primary reference point for the film’s imagery, dialogue and story setup, and it will likely be followed by additional promotional steps typical for a tentpole title, including more stills, interviews and expanded campaign materials.

Until then, the character posters and the scheduled trailer drop serve as the first official pieces of a larger marketing push, putting “Dune: Part Three” back at the center of the blockbuster calendar with a clear message: the next chapter is close enough to start showing it.