‘Jurassic World 3’ Bringing Back Justice Smith And Daniella Pineda From ‘Fallen Kingdom’
Fans are already excited about the prospect ofJurassic World 3bringing back originalJurassic Parkcast members Sam Neill, Laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum. It’s the first time they’ve all appeared in aJurassic Parkmovie since the first one in 1993. But don’t forget, there are new characters from theJurassic Worldfranchise who are still alive and kicking, and two young characters introduced inJurassic World: Fallen Kingdomhave been confirmed to return.
Justice Smith(Detective Pikachu) andDaniella Pineda(The Detour) will return to reprise their respective roles as the panicky systems analyst Franklin Webb and hacker Zia Rodriguez, both previously employed by Claire Dearing’s Dinosaur Protection Group.Collidergot the scoop on theJurassic World 3cast expanding to include Justice Smith and Daniella Pineda. They’ll be joiningJurassic Worldfranchise starsChris PrattandBryce Dallas Howard, as well asB.D. Wongreprising his role as Dr. Henry Wu, andIsabella Sermonas little Maisie Lockwood, who was revealed to be a human clone inFallen Kingdom. New cast members includeMamoudou AthieandDeWanda Wise.
At the end ofJurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Owen Grady (Pratt), Claire Dearing (Howard), Franklin Webb (Smith) and Rodriguez (Pineda) did their best to foil an underground dinosaur auction set up in secret by the right-hand man ofBenjamin Lockwood, a DNA researcher who was John Hammond’s partner in the creation of the technology used to bring dinosaurs back to life. In the end, a large group of surviving dinosaurs from Isla Nublar were set free into the world.
We’re honestly not sure what storyJurassic World 3has to tell, but it’s something that directorColin Trevorrowand his frequent collaboratorDerek Connollycame up with at the start of the franchise revival. The two wrote the first twoJurassic Worldmovies together, but this time Trevorrow got some help fromPacific Rim Uprising’sEmily Carmichael. The only hint we have of what’s to come is the recently released short filmBattle at Big Rock, which showed what the world is like with dinosaurs out in the wild.
Will our characters be rounding up dinosaurs to put them in some kind of new preservation? Will they be trying to stop people from hunting them? Will dinosaurs become super-intelligent and form a third political party that aims to stop our reliance on fossil fuels for fear of continued desecration of their ancestors? We’re just not sure.
