Jake Johnson's Surprising Discovery
Jurassic World actor Jake Johnson, known for his role as control room operator Lowery Cruthers, was absent from the sequels Fallen Kingdom and Dominion. However, Johnson recently learned of a surprising twist in his character's fate during an interview with ComicBook.com. It was revealed that Lowery had become a CIA agent, a development that caught Johnson off guard as he shared his genuine reaction to the news.
Jurassic World's Lowery and Vivian in control room.
During the interview, Johnson expressed surprise and curiosity about the fate of his co-star Lauren Lapkus's character, while also speculating about the fate of another character. His unexpected discovery has sparked discussions about the untold stories and potential spin-offs within the Jurassic Park universe.
The Future of the Jurassic Park Franchise
The release of Jurassic World: Dominion has raised questions about the future of the iconic franchise. Despite the success of the animated series, Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous, on Netflix, the future of the film series remains uncertain. While Dominion performed well at the box office, its critical reception was mixed, leading to speculation about the franchise's direction.
The conclusion of Dominion's trilogy storyline has opened up possibilities for future content, with the potential for new storylines and characters. The film's ending, which depicted the co-existence of dinosaurs and humans, has left fans eager for the next chapter in the Jurassic Park saga.
Expanding the Universe: Chaos Theory and Beyond
In addition to the film series, the Jurassic Park universe is set to expand with the release of a sequel series titled Jurassic World: Chaos Theory. This new series, set after the events of Fallen Kingdom, is expected to further develop the world of Jurassic Park and potentially set the stage for future big screen installments. The crossover of characters from the animated series to live-action has also been hinted at, adding to the anticipation for the franchise's future.
While the return of familiar faces such as Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard is uncertain, the potential for a fresh cast and the involvement of original director Steven Spielberg could chart a new course for the franchise. The streaming success of the Jurassic Park universe has proven the endless possibilities for its expansion and evolution, setting the stage for an exciting future.