Austin Butler Says His Onscreen Kiss With Stellan Skarsgard Was Improvised

'Dune: Part Two' has firmly entrenched itself in the minds of audiences since its release, sparking conversations among those who have seen it and piquing the curiosity of those yet to do so. Amidst the myriad elements to explore in the film, actor Austin Butler recently shed light on a particular scene—the kiss—in a candid discussion.

In a recent interview, the Elvis actor delved into his role as Feyd-Rautha and shared insights into the improvisational aspects he brought to the character.

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Austin Butler takes on the role of the ruthless Feyd-Rautha in 'Dune: Part Two.' This psychotic character is handpicked by Baron Vladimir Harkonnen to lead the Harkonnens, with the added responsibility of eliminating Muad'dib, also known as Paul Atreides among the Fremen.

As Rautha assumes these new responsibilities, his uncle Baron Vladimir Harkonnen, played by Stellan Skarsgård, promotes him. The film depicts a surprising and improvised scene where the characters of Baron and Rautha share a kiss in front of a cheering crowd.

During a recent interview with Access Hollywood, Butler discussed this unexpected scene. He praised Skarsgård, stating, "Oh, yeah. He’s game for anything. He’s the best. ... It’s always about how you’re trying to affect somebody else," referring to the surprising kiss shared between the characters.

In the same interview, the conversation shifted to fashion, with Butler discussing the outfits he wore during premieres, promotions, and press tours for 'Dune: Part Two.' Brands like Gucci and Louis Vuitton were dropped in the lively exchange.