'Jurassic World': Chris Pratt Talks About The Responsibility That Comes With The Film Franchise

A new featurette linked to the forthcoming film “Jurassic World” has been released by Universal Pictures. It shows Chris Pratt, Steven Spielberg and director Colin Trevorrow speaking about the film -- and what audiences can expect when it opens June 12. For Spielberg, the executive producer, “'Jurassic World' coming to life is like seeing 'Jurassic Park' come true.”

“Jurassic World” is the fourth film in the “Jurassic Park” series. It will further explore the relationship between humans with animals. It will show Pratt in the role of a velociraptor trainer who will be conducting behavioral research on creatures named Blue, Charlie, Delta and Echo, Dark Horizons reported. In order to attract more visitors, the park's geneticists will create a new hybrid dinosaur that unfortunately goes wild when the park's operations manager Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard) has her nephews visiting the park.

According to Pratt, the idea behind the movie is that when something is created for one’s own amusement “it does not go well for the humans.” Pratt also adds “as a fan of 'Jurassic Park' there is a responsibility to deliver something which makes the people who made this franchise proud.” Meanwhile, Trevorrow said the goal was to make a movie that can make adults feel as if they are kids again.

The “Jurassic World” screenplay was written by Rick Jaffa, Amanda Silver and Derek Connolly. Other cast members inlcude Vincent D'Onofrio, Ty Simpkins, Nick Robinson, B.D. Wong and Irrfan Khan. Frank Marshall and Patrick Crowley have produced the film. The principal photography of the film took place in Hawaii. The last portion of the shooting took place in New Orleans.