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Why Dune's Hans Zimmer Isn't Eligible This Oscars Season, And How He Feels About What Happened: 'I Am Potentially Confronted With An Odd Problem'
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Dune: Part Two is poised for Oscar glory, but an unexpected twist means composer Hans Zimmer may be ineligible to win despite his acclaimed score.
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- Hans Zimmer, who won an Oscar for his Dune score, is facing an
- this awards season, as he may not be eligible to compete due to rules surrounding his previous work.
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Denis Villeneuve, Hans Zimmer, Josh Brolin, Dune, Dune, Dune: Part Two