Great News For Jurassic Park Fans: Scarlett Johansson Just Confirmed Those Rumors

Great News For Jurassic Park Fans: Scarlett Johansson Just Confirmed Those Rumors
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Great News For Jurassic Park Fans: Scarlett Johansson Just Confirmed Those Rumors

Hold onto your butts, Jurassic Park fans! One of the best ‘90s sci-fi movie franchises is about to get a massive dose of star power. During a press junket for her latest film, Fly Me to the Moon, Scarlett Johansson confirmed the long-rumored news that she’s joining the next installment of the series. But that’s not all. The Black Widow star spoke about the exciting connection that the movie has to the original series, which is script for the newest installment was written by the original screenwriter. That’s right, the franchise is bringing back legacy talent, and fans are surely in for a brontosaurus-sized treat!

Universal Pictures rebranded the iconic Jurassic Park franchise as Jurassic World, continuing the original storyline with a fresh perspective. That 2015 film’s box office triumph led to a new trilogy, but each sequel saw a decline in box office earnings. Now, the studio is gearing up for a new series of movies. In an exclusive conversation with ComicBook.com, Johansson couldn’t contain her enthusiasm about joining the iconic franchise, saying:

Everything. I’m an enormous Jurassic Park fan. It’s one of the first films I remember seeing in the theater. I remember seeing it so vividly. It was like life-changing. It was mind-blowing. I cannot express how excited I am.

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