shot: There is a scene with Feyd Harkonnen in a bath  being pampered by three women. In this version the women are fully clothed.  When Princess Corrino seduces Feyd Harkonnen for information, the scene fades  out abruptly, implying that the Princess gave herself to Feyd for the  information. In uncut version, after extracting the information, the Princess  presents a topless Farrah as a gift to Feyd, and during the love scene that  ensues, the Princess slips away. Considering that the Princess virginity is  the prize offered to both the male heirs of the Atreides and Harkonnen clans,  this clumsy cut significantly changes the story. There is a scene where the  Fremen remove their desert camouflage and uniforms, revealing their nakedness  to Paul Atreides. It is a symbolic scene, for Paul sees that under their  uniforms, the Fremen are people, just like he and his mother. The American TV  version is so heavily cut that Paul seems to be just looking blankly into  space.