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Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the release of Jurassic Park 3, join me (host Daniel Stephen) as I talk with the crew (and a few cast members) about the making of JP3 as well as share my stories about growing up with Jurassic. I say this is an introduction to an obsession because there's no movie on this planet that I've watched more than the third Jurassic film. It's definitely a condition. I love it. It's not the best in the franchise but I love it. From the incredible aviary sequence to the random dark humor from writers Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor, this film deserves another look and lots more respect.

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As many of you know, JP3 had an interesting pre-production. From script issues to delays, there's a lot to discuss about what went into the making of Jurassic Park 3 before the cameras rolled. Discover tales from the crew like Dave Lowery's first time meeting Spielberg, Shelly Johnson's first time reading the script, and learn a bit more about the never filmed scenes...

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Discover more about the fascinating pre-production of JP3 and the possible origins of the opening scene. Hear from actor Mark Harelik (Ben Hildebrand) about his time in India following the release of the film which led to an incredible amount of fame for a week and editor Robert Dalva clears up any debate about what killed the boat crew...

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In this episode, we delve into the world of the Kirbys, Mark Degler, Female Student #1, and chat with actor Trevor Morgan. Hear thoughts on the infamous raptor dream sequence as fans and crew give their opinions on whether or not the scene is absolutely brilliant or...not. Follow @stuckonsorna on Twitter and Instagram. Email StuckOnSorna@gmail.com

Guests on this episode:
Brad Jost, The Jurassic Park Podcast
Steven Ray Morris, the See Jurassic Right podcast
Tom Fishenden, @Tom_Jurassic on Twitter/IG
Caleb Burnett, @CalebComposed on Twitter/IG
Actress Rona Benson
DP Shelly Johnson
Editor Robert Dalva
AD Artist Robinson
Art Director Doug Meerdink
Production Designer Ed Verreaux
Actor Trevor Morgan
Actor Mark Harelik

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20 years later and still recovering from the death of the t-rex. Bold filmmaking or pure nonsense? We discuss the spino vs t-rex fight and the challenges facing the crew when trying to film the sequence. Other highlights include a Spielberg encounter, Joe Johnston up in a tree, and maybe we'll hear about an earlier draft of JP3...maybe.

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Guests on this episode:
Artist Ricardo Delgado, @Delgadosaurus on Twitter
Stan Winston's John Rosengrant
Stan Winston's Mark Viniello
Stan Winston's David Monzingo
ILM's Anthony Shafer
Brad Jost, The Jurassic Park Podcast
Steven Ray Morris, the See Jurassic Right podcast
Tom Fishenden, @Tom_Jurassic on Twitter/IG
Caleb Burnett, @CalebComposed on Twitter/IG
DP Shelly Johnson
Editor Robert Dalva
AD Artist Robinson
Art Director Doug Meerdink
Script Supervisor Brenda Wachel
Artist John Bell
Artist Jack Johnson
Also, follow Legacy Effects @legacyeffects and Stan Winston School @stanwinstonschool on Instagram!

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A glimpse at what the entire film could have been. Jurassic Park 3's aviary sequence gets so many things right, including the proper amount of suspense with carefully placed buildup of tension. Why does it work so well? How difficult was it to film someone walking around set wearing a Pteranodon costume? Is Grant a jerk? Let's discuss.

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Guests on this episode:
Stan Winston's John Rosengrant (co-founder of Legacy Effects)
Stan Winston's Mark Viniello
Stan Winston's David Monzingo
Brad Jost, The Jurassic Park Podcast
Steven Ray Morris, the See Jurassic Right podcast
Tom Fishenden, @Tom_Jurassic on Twitter/IG
Anthony Feliciano, @TheAntFeliciano on Twitter
James Ronan, @JurassicJames1 on Twitter
Bri, host of the NEO Jurassic Podcast, @NeoJurassic on Twitter
DP Shelly Johnson
Production Designer Ed Verreaux
Artist Jack Johnson
Also, follow Legacy Effects @legacyeffects and Stan Winston School @stanwinstonschool on Instagram

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Let's dive into Falls Lake, Stage 12 and the jungle set of Jurassic Park 3 plus a close look at the epic Spinosaurus river attack.

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Guests in this episode:
Artist Robinson, Assistant Director
Robert Dalva, Editor
Shelly Johnson, DP
Ed Verreaux, Production Designer
Brenda Wachel, Script Supervisor
Doug Meerdink, Art Director
My wife Jess, a JP3 fan because she has to be.
Brady Crane , co-host of the Jurassic Park Minute podcast
Stan Winston's John Rosengrant, now a Co- Founder of Legacy Effects
Stan Winston's David Monzingo
ILM's Anthony Shafer
Trevor Morgan, Eric Kirby
Steven Ray Morris, host of the See Jurassic Right podcast
Dan Finkelstein, DansJp3Page
BJ Baker, JP3 fan
Featuring a 2001 movie review by Joanna Connors of the Cleveland Plain Dealer

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Sit back and relax as this episode is a reading of the Jurassic Park 3 draft, dated April 12, 2000. Written by Peter Buchman, this isn't the earliest script for the film, but this 50 page draft is extremely interesting. Lots of changes, including an ending that is significantly bigger than what we received in the final film. Yet, there are plenty of similar scenes and characters that were reworked into others. You can find some of the art for this draft by visiting my instagram page: @StuckOnSorna

A big thank you to everyone that helped with recording dialogue for the characters, including:
Caleb Burnett as Dr. Alan Grant. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram.
Luke Ferris as Billy. Follow him on Twitter and listen to his podcast Jurassic Pod.
Brady Crane as Harlan Finch. Listen to his podcast Jurassic Park Minute.
And Jess, Jimmie, Margaret and Everett. No professional actors, just fans. Thank you!

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