Tuesday evenings have never been so exciting! And for good reason, for a few weeks the TF1 channel has been multiplying good surprises by allowing moviegoers to fully rehearse the best trilogies of the 2000s. Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings, it’s the turn of the Jurassic saga to occupy our evenings (and our TL Twitter). Indeed, last night was broadcast the first part Jurassic Park directed in 1993 by Steven Spielberg. The opportunity for us to reveal an amazing fun fact about the event film. An anecdote that reached us thanks to an article on the site Comicbook. When filming, ldirector still traumatized by his previous film Jaws would suddenly have decided to cut an incredible scene present in the script during editing.
Interviewed for the needs of the podcast ReelBlend produced by Cinemablend, the screenwriter of the film David Koepp revealed the behind the scenes of this strange deletion. “When I got there, [Spielberg] showed me several plates he had made, some of which were more or less exactly what you see in the film. There was a sequence with the river, the T-Rex and the children. But he quickly ran his finger over it before saying, “Oh, we’re not going to do this one”. It was cut very quickly ” he said. Before explaining Steven Spielberg’s surprising decision: “There were so many things that were going to be difficult and trying, and above all that were not technologically advanced. The idea of adding water for Mr. Jaws [en référence à son précédent film les Dents de la Mer]… It was hard enough like that. ” A barely veiled allusion to the many costly technical problems experienced by the director during the filming of Sea teeth in 1975 and who probably chilled the latter about underwater filming for a long time. Also discover everything we already know about the plot of the next installment of Jurassic World 3 : Dominion.
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