Jurassic Park Trilogy (partially found deleted scenes of action-adventure films; 1993-2001): Difference between revisions
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The first three films in the ''Jurassic Park'' franchise had a '''number of scenes''' that were shortened or removed completely. Of the many reported scenes that have been cut, few have surfaced online. However, | The first three films in the ''Jurassic Park'' franchise had a '''number of scenes''' that were shortened or removed completely. Of the many reported scenes that have been cut, few have surfaced online. However, several scenes have since surfaced but are mostly stills or behind the scenes footage. | ||
The | The original ''Jurassic Park'' has only three scenes shown on film, these being when Dr. Ellie Sattler grabs a leaf while driving into the park, Hammond discussing with the group why the children are in the park, and what seems to be an extended version of Muldoon and Ellie leaving towards the power shed. The rest of the known deleted scenes are seen in stills or promotional art for the film including an extended dig site sequence where Alan & Ellie embrace and kiss, The discovery of gizzard stones and the reasoning behind why the Triceratops was sick, and a slightly extended scene of Lex and Grant after the T-Rex attack. | ||
''The Lost World'' had more deleted scenes than any other in the franchise and an unused climax where the heroes would be trying to board the escape helicopter while riding motorcycles, only for Velociraptors to give chase. They would then be viciously attacked by Pteranodons before finally escaping the island. Even the ending in San Diego had multiple changes, including an extended version of the T-Rex outside the boy's window. Behind the scenes photos show that the Rex would've stuck his entire head through due to the screams of the parents. Other notable deleted scenes would show how the baby Rex broke its leg, the introduction of Roland Tembo, an extension to the San Diego dock sequence that would've better explained how the Rex killed everyone on board and what happened to Nick Van Owen after leaving Site B. | |||
''Jurassic Park III'' is infamous for going through development hell, with the original script being thrown out five weeks before shooting thus leading to a hasty re-write even though all of the actors, dinosaurs, and other props were written for the previous draft. As a result, it's easy to see why it turned out to be a mess but despite this hectic filming experience, we know very little about the alternate script and deleted scenes. The most famous deleted scene was an alternate climax where during the river attack by the Spinosaurus, a group of Raptors would ambush it at the last minute and take it down killing it. The film would then seemingly end as the military finds the group on the beach, only for a group of Pterandodon to attack in a similar fashion to the previous film's alternate ending. Other minor scenes include Udesky attempting to fight off the Velociraptors before being taken down and a more bombastic action scene at the Aviary. | |||
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[[File:Deleted Scene (Seen in Theatrical Trailer).jpg|thumb|[[File:Maxresdefault2.jpg|thumb|299x299px|Alternate Ending #2 Storyboard from 'The Lost World']]|271x271px|alt=|none]] | |||
[[File:Jp2deleted20.jpg|center|thumb|Storyboard Concept for alternate ending of 'The Lost World']] | |||
[[File:CURoNESWUAEAvko.jpg|center|thumb|This is an extended sequence where Dr. Grant and Dr. Sattler would discover why the Triceratops was sick. Like in the novel, the animal would have swallowed gizzard stones and accidentally consume the poison lilac berries.]] | |||
[[File:Jp2deleted10.jpg|thumb|This scene explains how the baby T-Rex broke its leg. It would've given better context and a moment of karma when the character of Peter Ludlow would later have his own leg broken by the male Rex and fed to the baby in the climax.|alt=|center]] | |||
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A still from a deleted Jurassic Park scene.
Status: Partially Found
The first three films in the Jurassic Park franchise had a number of scenes that were shortened or removed completely. Of the many reported scenes that have been cut, few have surfaced online. However, several scenes have since surfaced but are mostly stills or behind the scenes footage.
The original Jurassic Park has only three scenes shown on film, these being when Dr. Ellie Sattler grabs a leaf while driving into the park, Hammond discussing with the group why the children are in the park, and what seems to be an extended version of Muldoon and Ellie leaving towards the power shed. The rest of the known deleted scenes are seen in stills or promotional art for the film including an extended dig site sequence where Alan & Ellie embrace and kiss, The discovery of gizzard stones and the reasoning behind why the Triceratops was sick, and a slightly extended scene of Lex and Grant after the T-Rex attack.
The Lost World had more deleted scenes than any other in the franchise and an unused climax where the heroes would be trying to board the escape helicopter while riding motorcycles, only for Velociraptors to give chase. They would then be viciously attacked by Pteranodons before finally escaping the island. Even the ending in San Diego had multiple changes, including an extended version of the T-Rex outside the boy's window. Behind the scenes photos show that the Rex would've stuck his entire head through due to the screams of the parents. Other notable deleted scenes would show how the baby Rex broke its leg, the introduction of Roland Tembo, an extension to the San Diego dock sequence that would've better explained how the Rex killed everyone on board and what happened to Nick Van Owen after leaving Site B.
Jurassic Park III is infamous for going through development hell, with the original script being thrown out five weeks before shooting thus leading to a hasty re-write even though all of the actors, dinosaurs, and other props were written for the previous draft. As a result, it's easy to see why it turned out to be a mess but despite this hectic filming experience, we know very little about the alternate script and deleted scenes. The most famous deleted scene was an alternate climax where during the river attack by the Spinosaurus, a group of Raptors would ambush it at the last minute and take it down killing it. The film would then seemingly end as the military finds the group on the beach, only for a group of Pterandodon to attack in a similar fashion to the previous film's alternate ending. Other minor scenes include Udesky attempting to fight off the Velociraptors before being taken down and a more bombastic action scene at the Aviary.
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