Deadline On The Red Carpet: See Our Chats With ‘Jurassic World: Rebirth' Stars Scarlett Johansson & Jonathan Bailey & An Interview With Dolores The Dinosaur
The dinosaurs are back … in London's Leicester Square.
Deadline was on the green carpet for the world premiere of Gareth Edwards' Jurassic World: Rebirth in London last night and we spoke to the cast and crew behind the action-thriller, including Scarlett Johansson, Jonathan Bailey, Mahershala Ali, Luna Blaise and a very special guest, Dolores The Dinosaur, as well as producers Pat Crowley and Frank Marshall and director Edwards. Donna Langley, Chairman of NBCUniversal Entertainment & Studios, was also on the carpet.
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You can check out the best of our interviews below, which touch on sing-alongs, the mood during shoot, preparation, possible sequels, AI, and upcoming projects.
Jurassic World: Rebirth is in theaters July 2, 2025. Set five years after Jurassic World: Dominion, the movie sees an expedition brave isolated equatorial regions to extract DNA from three massive prehistoric creatures for a groundbreaking medical breakthrough.
Scarlett Johansson on playing Zora in #JurassicWorldRebirth : 'The first two weeks of work were filled with angst and self-doubt. And then eventually, I got a handle on it and I figured out what I was doing' pic.twitter.com/SBCPCJ88Px
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Scarlett Johansson on having sing-alongs with Jonathan Bailey on the set of #JurassicWorldRebirth: 'We mostly just make up songs about the circumstances that we're in, to get us through the day. A lot of the songs were probably about how wet our underwear was' pic.twitter.com/apKhNx5z4m
— Deadline (@DEADLINE) June 17, 2025
Jonathan Bailey on playing Henry in #JurassicWorldRebirth , speaking to paleontologists in preparation for the role and being invited to the University of Edinburgh pic.twitter.com/HwpfiCWDwR
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Mahershala Ali on playing Duncan in #JurassicWorldRebirth and channeling the older Jurassic movies in his work pic.twitter.com/0EabsZa8Ll
— Deadline (@DEADLINE) June 17, 2025
#JurassicWorldRebirth star Dolores the dinosaur chats to Deadline on the green carpet and shows off her teeth pic.twitter.com/aROq8C0hIJ
— Deadline (@DEADLINE) June 17, 2025
Jonathan Bailey reveals that one of his big speeches in #JurassicWorldRebirth was actually written 32 years ago for the original 'Jurassic Park', and discusses the ethical dilemma explored in the film pic.twitter.com/pZ2Rr461pQ
— Deadline (@DEADLINE) June 17, 2025
#JurassicWorldRebirth stars Scarlett Johansson and Luna Blaise share a sweet moment at the world premiere of the film in London pic.twitter.com/dg0Z8fNeIc
— Deadline (@DEADLINE) June 17, 2025
Luna Blaise on her relationship with #JurassicWorldRebirth co-star Scarlett Johansson: 'She has become such a mentor to me. She's become a guide through this industry.''On set, she taught me to really stand up for myself,' continued Blaise pic.twitter.com/yyqhx6maI1
— Deadline (@DEADLINE) June 18, 2025
#JurassicWorldRebirth screenwriter David Koepp discusses working closely with Steven Spielberg on the script and building Scarlett Johansson's character Zora with the actress herself pic.twitter.com/IoMgrqJgPL
— Deadline (@DEADLINE) June 18, 2025
Producers Pat Crowley and Frank Marshall on making a sequel to #JurassicWorldRebirth: 'We're thinking about it. Each film is standing on its own but we left the door open' pic.twitter.com/KbQuRCOd4Q
— Deadline (@DEADLINE) June 18, 2025
#JurassicWorldRebirth director Gareth Edwards on AI and technological advances in filmmaking: 'Just because you could, doesn't mean you should' pic.twitter.com/Si8ah4Nhuu
— Deadline (@DEADLINE) June 18, 2025
Scarlett Johansson on playing 'a mother of two boys' in her upcoming project 'Paper Tiger' with James Gray. She will be starring alongside Adam Driver and Miles Teller pic.twitter.com/1IQJ608iZw
— Deadline (@DEADLINE) June 17, 2025
Donna Langley, Chairwoman of Universal Studios, walks down the green carpet for the world premiere of #JurassicWorldRebirth in London pic.twitter.com/Z0WdjVdelY
— Deadline (@DEADLINE) June 17, 2025
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