Dune: Part Two star Josh Brolin has made his opinion about next year's Oscar nominations well known in advance.

Hollywood mainstay Josh Brolin recently made the surprising claim of quitting acting if the Oscars 2025 decide to snub Dune 2 director Denis Villeneuve. The one-time Academy Award nominee returned to the Dune franchise this year,

This year’s Oscar nominations are set to be revealed on January 17. According to Brolin’s IMDB, he has two films in production, Weapon and The Running Man, and will more than likely appear in the third Dune film. So, either the Academy gets it right, or else we riot.

Josh Brolin certainly has a flare for the dramatics. The actor threatened to “quit acting” if “Dune: Part Two” director Denis Villeneuve doesn’t get nominated for a best director Oscar for the second installment.

Josh Brolin says he will quit acting if Denis Villeneuve isn’t nominated for an Oscar for Dune: Part Two. The actor starred in the first installment of the sci-fi film in 2021 as well as this year’s sequel playing Gurney Halleck,

There’s a moment in Josh Brolin’s raw, frequently self-eviscerating memoir “From Under the Truck” where the actor, shirtless, shoeless and wandering around Manhattan’s Upper West Side with a crippling hangover,

Josh Brolin is as popular in Hollywood as he’s ever been, with more than one role in the Marvel universe, an Academy Award nomination under his belt, a recent popular TV series wrapped, a comedy hit film that’s streaming,

Josh Brolin is immensely proud of his work in Denis Villeneuve's sci-fi epics Dune and this year's Dune: Part Two. With Oscars nominations less than two months away, Brolin, like countless others in the entertainment industry,

Josh Brolin has threatened to quit acting if the Oscars overlook one of his latest films. The 56- year-old star was himself nominated for the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his 2009 role in Milk and reprised his role as Gurney Halleck in Dune: Part Two earlier this year.