Jason Momoa’s portrayal of Duncan Idaho in 2021’s Dune left a lasting impact on audiences, and now there are hints that he may make a comeback in the franchise’s third installment. While Duncan met a tragic end in the first film, Momoa’s recent interview with Me𝚗’s Health suggests that there may be more in store for his character.

Although Momoa remained tight-lipped about specific details, he expressed excitement about the future of Duncan Idaho, hinting at a significant development that didn’t make it into the initial Dune release. He expressed his determination to bring this aspect back in the third film, despite concerns of potential repercussions.

In the first film, Duncan Idaho valiantly fought to protect Paul and his mother from the Sardaukar forces, ultimately sacrificing himself in the process. However, in Frank Herbert’s Dune novels, Duncan’s story doesn’t end there. He returns as a ghola, a clone with the memories of his past life intact, in the subsequent book, Dune Messiah. This resurrection offers a compelling narrative avenue for Duncan’s character to rejoin the franchise.

While the regained memories may take time and a specialized method to fully develop, Duncan’s pivotal role in influencing Paul’s decisions and his significance to the overall story make his return in Dune: Part Three highly anticipated. Momoa has expressed his eagerness to portray Duncan in whatever capacity the filmmakers envision, highlighting the importance of his character’s presence.

As fans eagerly await the release of Dune: Part Two, the potential return of Jason Momoa’s Duncan Idaho in Dune: Part Three promises further depth and excitement to the epic sci-fi saga.