"Jurassic World Rebirth Includes Unseen Scene from Crichton's Original Novel"

Jurassic World Rebirth includes a previously unused sequence from the original *Jurassic Park* novel by Michael Crichton, according to screenwriter David Koepp. This revelation came during an interview with Variety, where Koepp explained that since there is no source novel for Jurassic World Rebirth to draw from, he revisited the original books to find inspiration and ideas that could enrich the new film.

In doing so, Koepp confirmed that certain elements were pulled directly from the novels—most notably, a scene from the first book that never made it into the iconic 1993 film adaptation. “We always wanted to include this in the original movie, but we didn’t have room,” Koepp shared. “Now, finally, we get to use it.”

While Koepp did not specify which exact scene will appear in Jurassic World Rebirth, fans have been quick to speculate. Several key moments from the first *Jurassic Park* novel stand out as likely candidates, including intense dinosaur encounters and deeper explorations of the park’s technological flaws. These scenes, long absent from previous films, could add fresh depth and nostalgia to the new installment.

***Warning!** Spoilers ahead for the first *Jurassic Park* novel and possible plot points in *Jurassic World Rebirth*:

Among the most talked-about possibilities is a dramatic raptor chase sequence through the park's underground systems, or a tense moment involving the ethical implications of cloning technology. Either of these would provide a thrilling addition to the upcoming film while honoring the original literary material.

With this nod to the past, Jurassic World Rebirth promises to bridge the gap between the cinematic legacy and the deeper narrative found in Crichton’s work—all while delivering the high-stakes action fans expect from the franchise.