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At the star-studded premiere of Dune: Part Two in New York City, actor Dave Bautista, known for his role as Beast Rabban in the film, couldn’t help but gush about his admiration for his co-star Josh Brolin. Bautista confessed to having what he described as a “huge man crush” on Brolin, expressing his fondness for him both as a performer and as a person.
Reflecting on their previous collaboration in the Marvel franchise, where Bautista played Drax and Brolin portrayed Thanos, the actor reminisced about the bond they formed during their time together. “I’ve known Josh for years,” Bautista shared with PEOPLE, “and we really got, I think, close during our conversations, very intimate conversations during our Marvel years.”
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Bautista also recounted a memorable moment from the set of Dune: Part Two, highlighting a conversation with director Denis Villeneuve. Recalling his first day on set for costume fittings, Bautista eagerly sought insight into his character from Villeneuve. The director’s response, promising to ponder the character overnight and share his thoughts the next day, left Bautista impressed and eager for their ensuing discussion.
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“That’s what my experience is with him,” Dave Bautista reflected, emphasizing Villeneuve’s dedication to each character and actor, regardless of the size of their role. “Even when my parts aren’t that big, he’s just invested, invested in my characters and invested in me.”
Bautista’s candid remarks not only shed light on his admiration for his co-star but also underscored the camaraderie and collaborative spirit among the cast and crew of Dune: Part Two. As audiences eagerly anticipate the film’s release, Bautista’s heartfelt sentiments serve as a testament to the passion and dedication driving this highly anticipated cinematic endeavor.
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