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Harrison Ford and Ke Huy Quan (Short Round) in Temple of Dune. I want a little boy as an action hero while Harrison Ford provides occasional support.
You want a live action Jonny Quest...
Why hasn't THAT happened yet?
You may be looking for the Goonies. Conveniently, same actor.
(And I still stand by "pincers of power" although I know it's wrong).
And this misadventure takes place on arrakis?
Interesting. Sub in a Harkkonen for the mad priest with a taste for organ-harvesting cruelty. A nightclub singer in the role of a Bene Gesserit witch who is there for no obvious reason. (Plans within plans?) The Fremen are the little slaves toiling to extract resources/spice.
In the end, Short Round liberates the oppressed masses and greenery returns to the parched lands. In accordance with prophecy.
It could work.