Zendaya, one of the biggest stars of the young generation, has been delighting viewers around the world for years. Her role as Chani in the blockbuster “Dune” aroused many emotions, and the actress herself was appreciated for her authenticity and depth in portraying this character.
Unfortunately on set “Dunes: Part Two” A dangerous event occurred that could have endangered the actress’s health.
The actress playing Chani revealed how demanding work on the set of “Dune” was. It turns out that these are not only challenges due to skills, but also for more down-to-earth reasons, i.e. pure physiology. Unfortunately, the bathrooms on set were very far from the various locations on set, and putting on the costume took a lot of time.
“It was very hot and I remember thinking, ‘Oh no, the bathrooms are so far’. We had to walk quite a ways to the location. And to pee, it took at least 10 minutes to take the suit off.”
The actress decided to be “smart” and decided not to drink water to reduce the need to use bathrooms, which turned out to be a disastrous idea. She was afraid that he would relieve himself in his costume. It ended with a stroke.
“One day I didn’t drink enough and I had heatstroke. I felt sick. I called my mom while I was lying on the bathroom floor and told her how terrible I felt. She asked if I had been drinking water. I said no. I thought I was. smart, but that’s not how it’s done.
This is a lesson for the future,” she concluded. Fortunately, the situation turned out to be a one-off incident.
The film adaptation of Frank Herbert’s cult novel is a film masterpiece that takes viewers to the desert Arrakis. Denis Villeneuve, the director known for such hits as “Blade Runner 2049”, created an extremely immersive world full of political intrigue, fight for survival and family dramas. Zendaya and Timothée Chalamet perfectly reflect the complexity of their characters, creating a duo that will remain in the memory for a long time. The continuation of the story, “Dune: Part Two”, is even more action, tension and extraordinary landscapes.