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Cameron's Dark Jurassic Park: A Lost Horror Film?

27 Nov

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Summary

  • James Cameron nearly directed Jurassic Park before Spielberg.
  • Cameron envisioned a darker, more violent R-rated version.
  • Spielberg's PG-13 approach was deemed the right fit.
Cameron's Dark Jurassic Park: A Lost Horror Film?

Filmmaker James Cameron recently shared that he was nearly at the helm of Steven Spielberg's iconic Jurassic Park. He admitted his initial vision for the film was significantly darker and more violent, aligning with the R-rated horror aesthetic of his own works like Aliens.

Cameron's interest was sparked by Michael Crichton's novel, particularly a tense scene involving a T-Rex and a vehicle. However, upon inquiring about the film rights, he discovered Steven Spielberg had already acquired them.

Reflecting on the final film, Cameron expressed that Spielberg was the ideal director for the project. He contrasted his potentially gory and terrifying adaptation with the successful, family-friendly adventure that audiences ultimately enjoyed.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
No, Steven Spielberg directed Jurassic Park. James Cameron was considered for the role but did not direct it.
James Cameron envisioned a much darker, more violent, and R-rated version of Jurassic Park, similar in tone to his film Aliens.
Steven Spielberg had already secured the film rights to Jurassic Park before James Cameron had the chance to pursue them.

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