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 In 1993, Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park revolutionized cinema with its groundbreaking special effects, compelling storytelling, and the enthusiasm it sparked for paleontology, with many considering it the best dinosaur film. The film's massive box office success and critical acclaim led to two theatrical sequels before the franchise was softly rebooted as Jurassic World in 2015. Now consisting of countless adaptations and every kind of merchandising imaginable, Jurassic Park took off as a full-fledged paleontological phenomenon. Although the Jurassic Park films are loosely based on Michael Crichton's 1990 novel, the franchise celebrated the 30th anniversary of the first film's theatrical release in 2023. Embraced by fans as a milestone occasion, Jurassic Park's 30th Anniversary brought various announcements, with many enthusiasts wondering if they'd set the pace for the franchise moving forward. 

 In a recent conversation with ComicBook during the Fly Me to the Moon press event, Scarlett Johansson confirmed her role in the upcoming Jurassic World film. The Oscar-nominated actress shared that she will be featured in the series' fourth installment, which, apart from rumors, is still untitled, marking the end of a decade-long effort to join the franchise in various quirky roles. Indeed, Johansson's involvement in Jurassic World has been a long-anticipated event, as she revealed her persistent efforts to join the series since its revival as Jurassic World in the 2010s, following the franchise's hiatus after the third Jurassic Park film. "I've been trying to get into this franchise in any possible way for over ten years," Johansson told the outlet.  

 Scarlett Johansson is renowned for her roles in numerous blockbuster franchises, including the role of Black Widow in nine Marvel films since 2010, and is no stranger to anchoring major cinematic sagas. As one of the original Avengers, she has solidified her place in tentpole cinema. However, it was her fondness for the original Jurassic Park that ultimately drew her back to franchise films.  

 The upcoming sequel, cautiously referred to as Jurassic World 4, marks a fresh chapter in the beloved franchise under the guidance of Universal Pictures. David Koepp, renowned for his work on the original Jurassic Park screenplay and its 1997 sequel, The Lost World, returns to the series after more than two decades. Notably, this will be Koepp's inaugural Jurassic script not directed by Steven Spielberg; instead, Gareth Edwards, known for Godzilla and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, takes the director's chair, bringing a fresh perspective to the project.