Unused Jurassic Park sequence being used for Jurassic World: Rebirth revealed!

During his interview with Vanity Fair talking about Jurassic World: Rebirth, producer Frank Marshall reveals which sequence from Michael Crichton's original novel that was ultimately left out of Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park, will see a reprisal in Jurassic World: Rebirth!

Marshall has revealed that it's a sequence in which Dr. Grant and the two children (who are not characters in this new movie) attempt to drift through a lagoon in a rubber raft without waking a slumbering Tyrannosaurus rex. They don't succeed, and end up paddling for their lives. “The tyrannosaur was now chest-deep in the water, but it could hold its big head high above the surface,” Crichton wrote. “Then Grant realized the animal wasn’t swimming, it was walking, because moments later only the very top of the head—the eyes and nostrils—protruded above the surface. By then it looked like a crocodile, and it swam like a crocodile, swinging its big tail back and forth, so the water churned behind it.”

This scene will be epic on the big screen and extremely terrifying. I can not wait to see this play out!