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'Jurassic Park IV' Producer Aims For 2014 Release


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[i]By Ashleigh Schmitz[/i]

John Williams' iconic score may get an encore in "Jurassic Park IV" as early as 2014. That's the release date producer Frank Marshall has his eye on, and it lines up with the timeline Steven Spielberg laid out at last year's Comic-Con, when he confirmed that they had a story for the film.

Marshall told [url="http://collider.com/jurassic-park-4-sequel-frank-marshall/182397/"]Collider[/url] he's excited to see what the filmmakers can do with a fourth trip to Jurassic Park after 13 years of technological advances since the last film. "That's what's gonna be great about it,
he said. "Technology's taken a leap now that we can really do some great things." That doesn't mean, however, that production will abandon the prosthetic work that brought the dinosaurs to life in the first three films. Marshall said that the use of "practical dinosaurs not only feels real to the audience, but aids the actors in their performances."



Just last month "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" screenwriters Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver were brought on to write the script, and while it's clear that Spielberg is heavily involved in the film, he will not be in the director's chair this time.

If the film is going to be hitting theaters during the summer 2014 season, news of a director and cast shouldn't be too far behind.

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