Laura Dern Interview: Jurassic World Dominion
Jurassic World: Dominion wraps up the most recent trilogy of dinosaur films, but it also harkens back to the original Jurassic Park franchise by bringing the back back together, The film, which releases in theaters on June 10, was written and directed by franchise mainstay Colin Trevorrow, who first charmed audiences with 2012's indie darling Safety Not Guaranteed.
Not only will Jurassic World: Dominion see the return of Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard, along with the other fan favorites who have been introduced in the last two films, but the legendary cast members from the original trilogy are all returning for a questionably final farewell as well. While Jeff Goldblum appeared for a bit in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom as Ian Malcolm, Dominion will be the first time in a while we've seen Sam Neill as Alan Grant and Laura Dern as Ellie Sattler.
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Screen Rant had the pleasure of speaking to Dern, who shared her feelings and memories at being reunited with her costars, revealed how Ellie has evolved beyond simply her career path, and declared what she herself would do in the face of a dinosaur.
Screen Rant: [Sings] «Laura Dern...» Ever since I saw Daisy Ridley do that in an interview, every time I have to sing your name.
Laura Dern: By the way, what was hilarious too was it took me a second to understand that it was the theme of Jurassic Park. She was like, «Laura! It's Jurassic Park.»
It is such a moment seeing these two generations come together to celebrate the legacy of Jurassic Park. Coming together with the trio again, was there a story or memory that resurfaced as a result of seeing everybody again?
Laura Dern: I mean, so many. Honestly, so
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