In the period before 2022 movie release From Jurassic World DominionThere was talk of a sequence that would confuse the world of dinosaurs with the world of espionage. It’s not exactly a crossroads you’d think would exist, but with a bit of a triple caper action that involves an underground market and a motorcycle chase, these worlds coexist fairly well. As it turns out, even behind the camera, the worlds of James Bond and jurassic world It overlapped thanks to the great similarity in how both series deal with stunts.
During Jurassic World Dominion The experience, which celebrated the home entertainment release of the film in Malta, was able to peek behind the scenes with David Grant, one of the top performers in Dominion. Doubling up for both Dr. Alan Grant of Sam Neill and Rainn Delacourt of Scott Haze, David also has another notable entry on his resume as a stunt actor: he was Daniel Craig’s bridge-jump vulnerability explained in just about everything. trailer for No time to die.
Uniquely qualified to talk about both films and their thrilling prowess, David Grant compared the stunts of both franchises and drew some striking similarities. Here’s what Grant told CinemaBlend on how to do it Jurassic World Dominion Stunts stacked up to 007:
This is an interesting question. In fact, [between] Both, there are really a lot of similarities. Because there are practical and real stunts, in real locations, dealing with problems that arise from working in real locations; Especially with a working car.
Neither No time to die Nor Jurassic World Dominion Get away from the practical world. It’s especially noticeable in the last movie thanks to Large scale animatronic dinosaur action It fills a large amount of the screen all the time. When it comes to Malta sequences that delve deeper into the world of underground dinosaur smuggling, a batch of Unit Two stunts already filmed on location, as well as some hero work being done with cast members at London’s Pinewood Studios, have helped sell More magic.
The lines were startlingly blurred between what was real and what wasn’t Jurassic World Dominion Heart palpitating moments, especially after the downsizing of the Malta filming forced this hybrid model to be implemented. But even when the CGI improvements were broken, it was David Grant and the team behind him Dominion The stunts and stunts had some real material they were working with.
Communication Enhancement No time to dieGrant’s praise of the car’s work led to another major player in the framework Jurassic World Dominion The thrill of riding a motorbike. Contrary to what you might think, this is not Chris Pratt riding a bike through Malta.
Owen Grady’s stroll through the sights and allies of Malta pulled in some CGI magic. Although there is an actual stunt artist wearing a mockup of Pratt’s hair while riding with the 2nd unit team on site. David Grant further explained the excitement of filming on location, with the actual performers, as follows:
They have some great [people], Alistair Wheaton who starred on the motorcycle did some amazing work. Well, there are a lot of similarities. Same kind of scale too, which is a good thing. It is great to be in a beautiful place like Malta or in Italy. Just photographing in those locations is great.
Surprise surprise, Alistair Wheaton is another link to that vehicular thriller in the James Bond series! Much like David Grant, Wheaton was also a stunt butler No time to dieas well as in 2012 sky fall. If you’ve ever needed proof that the Bond franchise uses some of the best performing actors in the business, look no further.
After talking to David Grant about the exciting work that’s been done in Jurassic World DominionThere’s only one thing left for me to do: take part in a stunt series myself. You’ll be able to read and watch the results in the future, but I can definitely say that after speaking with Grant, my appreciation for performing stunts increased when talking about the hard work and accomplishment that went into such heart-pounding adventure scenes.
If you want to see some hands-on stunts with Alistair Whitton firsthand, as well as learn more about how Malta fits it all, the home entertainment version of Jurassic World Dominion able to help in this regard. Check out the special “Mayhem In Malta” for the moving parts that combined a very hands-on approach to the real world with some CGI trappings.
In the meantime, if you wait Jurassic World Dominion Debuting in broadcasts to introduce you to this thrill, you won’t have to wait any longer. Peacock Premium subscribers He will be able to watch the original theatrical storytelling or Colin Trevorrow’s Favorite Extended Edition Starting from 2 September.
