Brief Summary
This YouTube video is a recording of the red carpet premiere of "Jurassic World Rebirth." The event features interviews with cast members, the director, and the producer, along with glimpses of the set design, including a 12-foot dino and a classic Jurassic Jeep. The interviews explore the cast's experiences during filming, the movie's themes, and its connection to the original Jurassic Park.
- Cast interviews
- Behind-the-scenes insights
- Focus on the film's connection to the original Jurassic Park
Intro
The video opens with music and scenes of the premiere event for "Jurassic World Rebirth" in New York City. Eron Rhodess introduces the event, highlighting exclusive interviews with Scarlett Johansson, Jonathan Bailey, Mahersula Ali, and the rest of the cast. The premiere includes fashion showcases, dinosaur displays, and other attractions. Viewers are encouraged to scan a QR code for a special ticket offer on Fandango.
The Earl Family Interview
The Earl family is interviewed, with Thomas, the son, claiming he would save the family in a dinosaur encounter. Thomas shares that his favorite dinosaur is the T-Rex. The family mentions that Alex is in Europe with college friends and is very jealous of them being at the premiere. They also discuss Alex's upcoming appearance on "Dancing with the Stars," with the family expressing confidence in her success.
Inside the Story of Jurassic World Rebirth
The video transitions to a segment discussing the storyline of "Jurassic World Rebirth." The film aims to bring back the terrifying aspects of dinosaurs, with the park owners having conducted experimental work that left behind only the most dangerous creatures. The plot involves a special ops group on a mission to recover blood samples from three different types of dinosaurs to save millions of lives. The segment emphasizes the constant increase in stakes, promising an incredible cinematic experience.
Audrina Miranda Interview
Audrina Miranda shares her excitement and nervousness at the premiere. She mentions that Mahersula Ali advised her to stay humble, which she values. Miranda expresses her excitement about working with the dinosaur Dolores and her fondness for feeding her licorice. She also briefly discusses her shared interest in "Wicked" with Jonathan Bailey and mentions dancing with him on set.
Dino Knowledge Test
Audrina Miranda participates in a game where she identifies different dinosaurs from popular culture. She correctly identifies Dolores, Yoshi, Barney, Rex from Toy Story, Reptar from Rugrats, and Dino from The Flintstones. She struggles with a dinosaur from "Land Before Time," guessing "polka dot baby bot."
Briana Chicken Fry Interview
Briana Chicken Fry discusses her first experience watching "Jurassic Park" at a campground with her dad and how terrified she was. She mentions that "Jurassic World Rebirth" brings back the scares and pays homage to the original films. Briana names three dinosaurs: the long neck, T-Rex, and velociraptor. She also shares her experience of being nervous to see Jennifer Lawrence at the Golden Globes.
Director Gareth Edwards on Visual Effects
Director Gareth Edwards discusses his vision for "Jurassic World Rebirth," focusing on the primal fear that dinosaurs evoke. He emphasizes his understanding of visual effects and his particularity about the designs of the dinosaurs, including new and unsettling types. The goal is to create a constant state of peril and excitement for the audience.
Animal Specialist Tyler and Dolores
Animal specialist Tyler introduces Dolores, an aqualop and one of the stars of "Jurassic World Rebirth." Dolores is a full-grown herbivore who is 18 inches long and feels safe in her backpack. Tyler explains that Dolores is curious and has an affinity for people, and she will be greeting fans on the red carpet.
Producer Frank Marshall Interview
Producer Frank Marshall expresses his excitement about the premiere and recalls shooting in Malta. He highlights the fresh story, new cast, and new dinosaurs in "Jurassic World Rebirth." Marshall advises the new cast to "run fast" and mentions that the film hearkens back to the first "Jurassic Park" with more scares and laughs. He also shares that he has been saving behind-the-scenes photos to release on social media and still gets jump scares when watching the film.
Dinos in Jurassic World Rebirth
The segment highlights the dinosaurs featured in "Jurassic World Rebirth," including classics like T-Rex, Velociraptor, Dilophosaurus, and Spinosaurus, the latter with a redesigned tail based on new research. The main attraction is a new dinosaur called Distortis Rex (D-Rex), a six-limbed mutant designed to be grotesque and evoke horror and sympathy. Director Gareth Edwards drew inspiration from iconic movie monsters like the Xenomorph from Alien and the Ranker from Return of the Jedi.
David Ayano Interview
David Ayano discusses his outfit, which pays tribute to Alan Grant from the original "Jurassic Park." He talks about the extensive training involved for the movie, including marine scuba diving training for underwater scenes. Ayano mentions that he never got the opportunity to have a dance-off with Jonathan Bailey but suggests tonight might be the night. He also shares that he loves the cha-cha slide and teases "The Summer I Turned Pretty" Season 3, which he was filming at the same time as "Jurassic World Rebirth."
Screenwriter David Koepp Interview
Screenwriter David Koepp discusses how Steven Spielberg asked him to write another dinosaur movie. He wanted to showcase dinosaurs in their environment and explore the idea of seeing them in human environments. Koepp's working title for the movie was "Survival," focusing on how both the animals and the characters survive in hostile environments. He wanted to create a situation where the mission goes wrong from the beginning, forcing the characters to adapt and make a plan.
Cast Introduction
The video introduces the main cast of "Jurassic World Rebirth." Scarlett Johansson plays Zora Bennett, a covert operations expert. Jonathan Bailey plays paleontologist Dr. Henry Lumis, who studied under Dr. Alan Grant. Mahersa Ali plays Duncan Concincaid, Zora's trusted ally. Rupert Friend plays Martin Krebs, a big pharma rep. The film also features Manuel Garcia Rufo, David Ayakano, and Luna Blaze.
Luna Blaze Interview
Luna Blaze shares her excitement about being at the premiere and expresses gratitude for the family unit created during filming. She discusses the weather affecting her prep for the night and the action-packed stunts she performed, which required swim lessons and mental preparation. Luna mentions that Scarlett Johansson has become a mentor to her, advising her to hold her own and know her worth. She also praises Jonathan Bailey's dancing and mentions that he had just done re-shoots of "Wicked" while filming "Jurassic World Rebirth."
The Delgato Family
The video introduces the Delgato family, who are shipwrecked civilians that cross paths with the covert ops team. The family, led by Ruen Deg, is on a trip on his boat, Laiposa, when they send out a mayday call as they are sinking. They are rescued but quickly realize they are in a worse situation than before. The family is unprepared for the dinosaurs they encounter, and the actors discuss the wonderful experience of working together in the trenches.
Basher Selvin Interview
Basher Selvin shares his excitement about being at the premiere and reflects on the press tour, highlighting the beauty of Thailand and Malta. He praises Scarlett Johansson for bringing the cast together and creating a family unit. Selvin mentions that the cast has a group chat and that the close relationships formed during filming will last a long time.
Shooting on Film
The segment discusses the decision to shoot "Jurassic World Rebirth" on film, aiming to capture the nostalgia of the original "Jurassic Park." Shooting on film provides more naturally beautiful colors and a romanticized version of the world. The process requires more work, but the texture and depth it affords create a fulfilling experience. Shooting on film also sets the tone and gives the world a heightened feel, encouraging the actors to bring their best game.
Manuel Garcia Rufo Interview
Manuel Garcia Rufo expresses his excitement about the film and the memories from shooting in Malta and Thailand. He emphasizes the family-like atmosphere created on set, with Scarlett Johansson organizing weekend activities. Garcia Rufo praises the writing and the performances of Audrina, Luna, and David, which made it easy to build a paternal relationship with them. He also mentions that Basher and Scarlett are active in the group chat.
Director Gareth Edwards Interview
Director Gareth Edwards shares his surreal experience of directing a "Jurassic World" movie, recalling his childhood dream of making dinosaur films. He discusses his efforts to ground himself by doing handheld camera work and trying to recreate the feeling he had when watching the first movie. Edwards emphasizes that the script, written by David Keopp, is a love letter to Steven Spielberg and that each encounter in the film is like its own mini-movie.
Mahersula Ali Interview
Mahersula Ali discusses the training for his role, focusing on the emotional aspect of sustaining the feeling of being terrorized by dinosaurs. He mentions that being in locations like Thailand and Malta made it easy to shake off the intensity at the end of the day. Ali shares that the cast had a summer camp-like experience, hopping on a boat and hanging out together.
Jonathan Bailey Interview
Jonathan Bailey discusses his shoes and the craftsmanship behind the "Jurassic" films. He shares his love for the original film and the experience of being in the jungle in Thailand with a crew that reveres the original. Bailey mentions that Jeff Goldblum advised him to have as much fun as possible. He also talks about being in two fantastical worlds, "Jurassic World" and "Wicked," and the training he underwent to play paleontologist Dr. Henry Lumis.
Ed Scrin Interview
Ed Scrin expresses his excitement about seeing his friends and celebrating the movie's release. He reflects on the cultural significance of the "Jurassic Park" franchise and the privilege of being part of it. Scrin shares a core memory from his first day of shooting in Thailand, where he interacted with local children and felt like he was truly in "Jurassic World."
Scarlett Johansson Interview
Scarlett Johansson discusses the importance of creating a family atmosphere on set, drawing from her experiences since she was eight years old. She mentions that the cast didn't have much time to rehearse, so spending time together off-set was crucial. Johansson emphasizes that the film brings back the scares and thrills of the original "Jurassic Park" and that it is appropriate for families, albeit with some jump scares. She also shares that she did a lot of running away in the film, which was challenging in the heat and humidity.
Rupert Friend Interview
Rupert Friend talks about the family reunion atmosphere at the premiere and the crazy adventure the cast went through together. He jokes about Jonathan Bailey's potential post-premiere antics and shares his favorite part of filming, which involved being in a mangrove swamp with snakes and insects. Friend mentions that he wanted to be Indiana Jones growing up and that being in "Jurassic World" feels like a full-circle moment. He also discusses his past interest in animals and his leaked James Bond audition.
Continuing the Legacy
The segment highlights how "Jurassic World Rebirth" continues the legacy of the original "Jurassic Park" films. It emphasizes the film's survival story, love letter to Spielberg, naturalistic cinematic quality, and exploration of the question of whether we should use our abilities just because we can. The film features adventure, friendship, loyalty, betrayal, and an almost impossible task, all while bringing back the wonder of seeing "Jurassic" for the first time.
Philippine Belge Interview
Philippine Belge shares her excitement about being at the premiere and praises her outfit designed by Maxmillian Rainer. She mentions that the cast is surprisingly nice and down-to-earth. Belge discusses learning from Mahersa Ali on set and the boat driving training she and Bashier underwent. She expresses her excitement about squeezing Scarlett Johansson at the premiere.
Filming on Location
The segment emphasizes that "Jurassic World Rebirth" was filmed far from soundstages, with the cast and crew embracing real locations. These locations contributed to the film's authenticity and provided a sense of isolation. The crew worked in challenging conditions, such as mangrove swamps and remote islands, to capture naturally beautiful places. The locations added texture to the film and created an iconic feel.
Final Remarks
The host clarifies that the dinosaur seen in the trailer is a mosasaur, not a beluga whale, and that it is key to unlocking the film's Miracle Medicine. The carpet is winding down, and the screening is about to start. The host thanks the stars and viewers and encourages them to grab tickets to see "Jurassic World Rebirth" on July 2nd, using the QR code for a special offer on Fandango.
