Brian Tee Cast as 'Katashi Hamada' in Jurassic World!

Sweet. Looks like we may have our JP badass, something that JP 3 lacked.

Hmm, I suppose this "Red Eyed" Dinosaur, May be the New one every one keeps talking about?

sound more artificial to me

jurassic park(1993) has more of like naturally protrayed by the actors

* WANT DR.ALAN GRANT TO RETURN *

love- SAM NEILL

Nice, I can already see him telling that story about how you must not fed this animal anything alive!

I can see him slowly walking to the glass *puts hand on glass* and then telling with slow dramatic voice: Trust me.... you don't want this animal to taste anything alive.

ES VERDAD QUE POSIBLEMENTE SEA UN DINOSAURIO NUEVO, PERO TALVEZ ESTE SEA UNO MAS DIFERENTE O MAS INTELIGENTE , Y SE ABURRIO DE ESTAR COMIENDO CARNE MUERTA TODAS SU VIDA Y RE REVELO O ALGO HACI

This is awesome news. I love this guy in movies!

He doesn’t look 52 though, but I’m sure he can pull off the Hamada character.

It’s about time they added a Japanese character to the JP universe. After all, a significant portion of InGen shareholders are Japanese, it makes sense to have a Japanese character that appears to have been involved with the corporation from the beginning... This should be interesting.

I’m willing to bet that the new dinosaur species with the glowing eyes is Troodon (I just hope they glow white or green like in the telltales game, and not red which seems a tad unrealistic).

I will not doubt that JP Needs to be more international, But If I recall correctly, Wasn't the actor who played Dr.Wu, From Asia?

Also, What if said creature Is pure albino?  (Which would cause the red eyes) There is a chance that Albino-ism (Thats probably a word) Existed in dinosaurs... 

@ x_paden_x

That’s not what I meant. Jurassic Park doesn’t need to be more ‘international’; because it already is (we’ve seen characters from North America, Central America, England, India, Asia, etc... I’m not going to sit here and name them all).

What I was saying is that specifically a Japanese character with some dialogue is a good thing seeing as a significant portion of InGen shareholders are Japanese (It’s mentioned in the novel, but I believe we also saw some Japanese board members in the deleted board room scene, but all they did was raise their hands to vote Hammond out and allow Ludlow to take over and send the poachers to Isla Sorna). You don’t invest heavily in a company without assigning some of your own people to various jobs.

With the Hamada character, I get the sense that he has been involved with InGen from the early days, and he will give us some insight into how things operated in a specific part of the park – based on the leaked snippet of script (where he talks about the snake being fed live prey), my money is on him being in charge of dangerous animal control/quarantine or handling, something akin to Muldoon’s job...

B.D. Wong (Dr. Wu) is Chinese, not Japanese.

I don’t think I can make it much clearer than this; I’m not saying there needs to be a Japanese character with dialogue for the sake of being politically correct/inclusive etc. I’m saying it’s about time we had a Japanese character with dialogue because a significant portion of InGen shareholders are Japanese, and you don’t invest heavily in a company without assigning some of your own people to various jobs. It just makes sense.

Regarding your comments about albinism; that is the only instance where red eyes would be natural/realistic. Yes, albinism likely existed in dinosaurs, there’s no reason to think it did not. The other extreme (melanism) has been documented in dinosaurs like Microraptor...