Stuck On Sorna

Send a text Let's talk about what JP3 and JP4 could've been. Hear from fans, cast and crew as we chat about Jurassic Park 3. Featuring an interview with the legendary William H. Macy. The conclusion of the Stuck On Sorna podcast. Will it return someday? Yes, if I can manage to set up interviews with the director, any writer, producer or more of the main cast. Join me for episode part 2 of 2 in this Stuck On Sorna finale. If you're just looking to hear the William H. Macy interview, skip ah...

Send a text The ending of JP3 isn't known for being the best in the franchise, but what could it have been? What did the fans want? And what do the previous script drafts tell us? Join me for episode 8, part 1 of 2 in this Stuck On Sorna finale. If you're looking to hear the William H. Macy interview, skip to the second half of part 2 (around 45 minutes in). Visit JurassicOutpost.com to view the mentioned scripts. Featuring interviews and chats with: Anthony Feliciano, filmmaker Brad Jost...

Send a text 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 instag...

Send a text 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. Follow @stuckonsorna on Twitter and Instagram. Email [email protected] 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 Juras...

Send a text 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. Follow @stuckonsorna on Twitter and Instagram. Email [email protected] Guests on this episode: Stan Winston's John Rosengrant (co-founder o...