There hasn’t been much revealed from the set ofJurassic World: Dominionrecently, until now.Chris Pratthas shared a new behind-the-scenes photo from the upcoming filmto his Instagram feed, which got fans buzzing. The new image features Pratt, alongside his co-starOmar Sy, whom he starred with in 2015’sJurassic World, but who was noticeably absent from the sequelJurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. The actors are kneeling on top of an old-looking boat named Fair Spanish Lady, as masked directorColin Trevorrowgives them some direction.
In the caption of the new post, Pratt highlighted howJurassic World: Dominionwas shot entirely during the COVID-19 pandemic and promised amazing results from the upcoming sequel. “We shot an entire movie in the height of this damn pandemic,” the actor wrote. “We started February 2020. It was actually insane. And the movie is incredible. Thanks to @colin.trevorrow our fearless leader. Seen here @omarsyofficial and I take a quick break to take some direction or maybe talk about something who knows it’s all a blur.”
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Both Sy and Trevorrow shared the same photo to their ownInstagram timelines, with the latter offering a little more clarity on what was going on in the photo. “A very serious conversation about dinosaurs. On a boat,” the director joked in the caption.According to Deadline, the sequel wrapped in November of last year, but has constantly been pushed back as far as its premiere due to the ongoing health crisis.
The final film in the trilogy will also see the return of originalJurassic Parkcast membersSam Neill,Laura Dern, andJeff Goldblum.Bryce Dallas Howardwill also reprise her role as Claire Dearing from the first twoJurassic Worldfilms. Fans should expect a solid end to the trilogy withDominion, as Trevorrow toldEntertainment Weeklyback in January that it “is a culmination of one story that’s been told. When you got to the end of the ‘Jurassic Park' trilogy, it may not have been as clear in what the complete story of those three movies was because they were a bit more episodic in the way that they were approached. But this trilogy is not that way. It’s very much a serialized story.”
Jurassic World: Dominionlands in theaters on June 27, 2025. Check out Pratt’s behind-the-scenes photo below:
