Dune stars Timothee Chalamet and Zendaya prank Rylan Clark for Children In Need

The BBC Radio 2 presenter, 38, believed he was interviewing cast members, including Jason Mamoa and Anya Taylor-Joy, about the upcoming blockbuster.Unbeknownst to Clark, three children took charge and told the Hollywood stars what to say and do through an earpiece.Three children laughing in a studio as they speak through an earpiece to the Dune Part III cast for a Children In Need prank (BBC/ChildrenInNeed/PA)One of the instructions included telling Chalamet to check his phone, mid-interview, and tell Clark that he was “bidding on an air fryer” and is in the lead.Chalamet later shouts: “No I’ve lost the lead.”Taylor-Joy replies: “Man I’m sorry.”A preview clip shows Clark appearing confused and saying: “Is everyone all right?”The prank will air in full during the charity’s flagship appeal show on November 13 on BBC iPlayer and BBC One.Clark will host the live show alongside a team of presenters including Alex Jones, Sara Cox, Mel Giedroyc and Tyler West.This year’s fundraising campaign, Challenge Yourself 2026, aims to encourage people to create their own challenge inspired by the number 26 and raise money for the charity to support children and young people.Dune: Part Three was directed by Denis Villeneuve and based on the Frank Herbert novel.The upcoming film is the third and last instalment in the hit sci-fi franchise, and takes place more than a decade after the events of the second film as it follows the consequences of Paul Atreides’s rise as galactic emperor.The film will hit cinemas on December 18.