Rebecca Ferguson noted in a recent podcast interview that her 'Dune' character Lady Jessica has limited screen time in the upcoming 'Dune: Part Three' after playing a pivotal role in the franchise's first two movies.

The Lady Jessica actress discusses her lack of screen time in the highly anticipated sequel.

Dune franchise star Rebecca Ferguson dishes on her appearance in the upcoming sci-fi epic, including some disappointing revelations.

Rebecca Ferguson wowed the red carpet at the premiere of her latest project, Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, on Tuesday, March 10 in New York City. The Swedish actress, 42, known for commanding

Part Three , but one familiar face won’t be around as much as you might expect. Rebecca Ferguson , who brought Lady Jessica to life in the first two films, has confirmed her role in the next chapter is extremely limited.

Rebecca Ferguson made viral headlines in February of 2024 after exposing a co-star who was an ‘absolute idiot’, claiming that an actor who was ‘number one on the call sheet’ screamed at her on set during filming.

Rebecca Ferguson is previewing her role in Denis Villeneuve ‘s continuation of the Dune saga. In a conversation with Josh Horowitz’s Happy Sad Confused podcast, Ferguson discussed returning to the desert planet with Dune: Part Three, which draws from Frank Herbert’s 1969 sequel novel Dune Messiah.

The Immortal Man, recently discussed her canceled Swedish-American TV series, which also featured Megan Fox in its cast. Ocean Ave. is a daytime soap opera that aired on the Swedish network TV4 in the early 2000s.

Rebecca Ferguson’s forgotten fantasy saga becomes a global streaming sensation once more.

Part Three” trailer, but Lady Jessica’s screen time in the latest installment of Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi franchise doesn’t extend much further

Tim Roth and Rebecca Ferguson join the feature-length follow-up to the long-running TV series about a damaged gang boss.