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Hollywood History Lost: Storms Flatten Jurassic World Set
4 Apr
Summary
- Severe storms in Hawaii destroyed a key 'Jurassic World' film set.
- Chris Pratt's character Owen Grady's bungalow was flattened by a tree.
- Massive storms brought nearly 2 trillion gallons of rain over 14 days.
A significant piece of Hollywood film history has been lost as severe storms swept through Hawaii. Actor Chris Pratt shared that a crucial set from the 2015 blockbuster 'Jurassic World' was destroyed. The bungalow that served as his character Owen Grady's residence was flattened by a fallen tree during the extreme weather event.
This destruction occurred in the wake of devastating storms in Hawaii, caused by seasonal cyclones known as Kona lows, which produced intense rainfall and flooding. Reports indicate that nearly 2 trillion gallons of rain fell over a span of 14 days, making it one of the most severe weather occurrences recently.
The impact of these storms was widespread, affecting more than just film sets. Actor Jason Momoa also disclosed that he and his family had to evacuate O'ahu's North Shore due to the dangerous conditions. While Momoa confirmed his family's safety, he expressed concern for others impacted by the floods.
