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Frank Herbert always thought Star Wars was a Dune ripoff
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Click bait. This is from an interview from before Herbert saw Star Wars.
"while Herbert hadn’t yet seen the movie, he did have some thoughts about its similarities to his seminal series,"
Although it goes on to say that Herbert continued to have resentment for Starwars for the rest of his life.
Heretics of Dune:
“He’s a three P-O,” they said, meaning that such a person surrounded himself with cheap copies made from déclassé substances.
Don't even get me started on Fern Gully being a rip-off of Dune!