Jeff Goldblum tells a funny story about himself and Martin Ferrero, who played the lawyer, just before shooting began on Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park
I always questioned his death. The T-rex should not have been able to see him since he didn't move. His death just doesn't add up with that. Later on, alan and lex come face to face with the t-rex but survive. I always found that part to be weird.
Anthony Ricci No the lawyer. In the book, the Lawyer was the brave hero that help eradicate the raptors he survived the ordeal at the island but would later die from severe Gastroenteritis. Dr. Malcom was sort of the coward that ran off, but in the movie characters were changed around. The only character to stay the same is Dennis Nedgry.
The even FUNNIER STORY is that the lawyer in the book lives and is a total badass, Goldblum's character's the one that actually gets eaten by the T-Rex.
When the group is finally leaving the island, one of them (Muldoon I think) asks where Malcolm is and whoever was with him in the end (not sure who) just shakes their head, so I believe he just died
Good lord, what is so difficult to understand about the fact that Malcom died in the first book and because he became such a popular character in the movie and the movie was such a big success Crichton was pressured into writing a sequel and resurrecting Malcom? The author himself said so! Get it?
The reason Malcolm was brought back for the second novel had nothing to do with how popular he was in the film. He was brought back because he was Michael Crichton's author avatar; the character who is used to express the author's views on a subject. So Crichton felt he was the most important character to have back. That is what he actually said. Not that he was brought back because of the movie.
@@sheldesroches745 I agree somewhat but I think Malcolm becoming the main character in the Lost World is because of Goldblum. When the film came out they didn't think us kids were going to want Ian Malcolm toys so all we got was Muldoon, Grant, Nedry, Sattler, and Tim. Wasn't until the second line came out which in kid terms was an eternity that we got Ian. Anyways Goldblum was the only main character to have a career after the movie. Sam Neil didn't do much after that, Neither did Laura Dern, Richard Attenborough was basically retired from acting anyways, both kids went no where. Sam Jackson and Wayne Knight continued on but I wouldn't say their involvement with the film mattered to their careers. But I do agree Malcolm in both books is Crichton's voice...the real "Life finds a way" speech is the biggest fuck you to environmentalists I've ever heard in pop culture and wildly misused in the movie
wildinthestreets101 Im glad im not the only one who thinks that, because watching his earlier films I cant help but notice how much more 'normal' he is lol.
sergeantbigmac Normal? His first role was as Freak#1 in deathwish (although freak #1 does sound better than rapist murderer like what his character actually was).
It's what John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, Bruce Willis, and Arnold did most of their careers. Play your strength. Goldblum does eccentric smart guy better than anyone
in some way I actually get his point. Like if Malcolm had died in that scene the dramatic impact would have been brutal because he was such a likable character.
+rockndude87 At that time the second book had not been written, genius. Ferrero most likely had read the book and knew that his character lives while Malcom dies.
Thanks for the info, i watched it cause i saw u mention it here. btw it's awesome how Jeff Goldblum actually talks like his character in the movie, i thought it was just acting, Steven Spielberg must have had a chat with him and liked his unique way of talking.
With regards to Gennaro surviving in the novel, this is definitely the case. There is, however, another character in the book called Ed Regis (a PR manager) who is killed by a T.Rex. From what I remember, Regis' and Gennaro's characters were joined under one name in the film to cut down on characters, hence the lawyer's death
Yeah, I wasn't too thrilled about how they translated the character to the screen. Both Gennaro and Muldoon in the book were well written in the book versus the movie. And they shared a really awesome sequence against some dinosaurs in the book. I just wish Spielberg had filmed the book as it was written in many ways.
Yeah, I know it was commented a year ago, but anyway... In Wired's interview he said, that he in fact does not have a stutter, he does all those sounds on purpose.
the problem with this story is that the power to tell it didn't require any discipline he just took the story without responsibility he told over the shoulders of interviewers to accomplish something as fast as he could and before he even knew what he had he padded it he package it he slap it on a plastic lunch box and now he's selling he's selling
In the book Malcom dies after the T-rex hurts his leg badlys. And well, the lawyer help saving the kids from a velociraptor and survives... And Oh! Hammond is eaten by Procompsognathus.
Mr.Nostalgic And funny how he died on the toilet in the first movie and died of dysentery in the second book, which, probably also occurred on a toilet.
I think having the less likable lawyer survive and the funnier genius character who predicted things would go wrong be proved right in a horrible and tragic way would be more emotionally impactful and make the tone of the rest of the film more serious as an "Oh shit, this means anyone can die" moment, since as an audience we all expected the bigger actor and character to live and the less likable one with lesser known actor to die. But the lawyers had their shot and nature selected them for extinction
I think Malcolm dying was in keeping with the spirit of the book and the theme of the story, in the sense that he- as the chaotician, was warning people of the dangers from the get-go. His whole character purpose was to elaborate on the red flags of the premise, and what better way to do that than by dying?
Funny thing College Humor did a short actually featuring Ferrero where his character realizes he's in the movie for absolutely no reason but to die LOL
Donald Gennaro: If they’re not convinced I’m not convinced, I’ll shut you down John. John Hammond: In 48 hours, I’ll be accepting your apologies. *Gets eaten on the toilet*
More like Jeff’s Charismatic performance brought him back. Which is both why they couldn’t kill him in JP the film and why he was written back in for the sequel.
Ferrero probably actually read the book. Though if they were more faithful to the books, Malcolm would be miraculously resurrected with no explanation in Lost World.
In the book the lawyer lived and Malcolm died... Actually in the book the Lawyer wasn't the guy who abandoned the kids and dies that was someone else... in the book, which I am reading now the Lawyer is actually 1 of the best characters.
This is made more funny by the fact that the very same actor just stared in a College Humor video as the same lawyer character from Jurassic Park and for the life of himself is trying to explain to the other Jurassic Park characters why he shouldn't die.
Kind of reminds me of the Colin Quinn Crocodile Dundee 2 story where he rewrote the script and made himself the main character and presented his version of the movie to the director.
As others have already commented, in the original story, the lawyer lives and Ian is left as dead, but with a minor question mark that allowed him to come back in The Lost World.
In the epilogue It is strongly implied that Malcolm died. Crichton had non intention of writing a sequel. Jurassic Park, both the novel and the movie, was so popular, fans demanded a sequel. Crichton resurrected Malcolm because he loved the character and Ian was pretty much Crichton.
"Hey how about my character lives, and your one dies?"
*gets killed on a toilet*
Karma
@@canislunaticus is a bitch!
I always questioned his death. The T-rex should not have been able to see him since he didn't move. His death just doesn't add up with that. Later on, alan and lex come face to face with the t-rex but survive. I always found that part to be weird.
@@remix2die4 I'm pretty sure the lawyer did move after the rex wrecked the hut. He was wiping his face and trying to gesture the rex to go away.
@@remix2die4 well the lawyer was shaking bless him, and I think the T-rex can tell a h8man moving his hands from his head as food
Can't blame the actor. He probably read the book and knew that the lawyer is a badass character and actually survives.
Trampadoo true. first time i read the book, i couldn't believe the difference between the movie lawyer and the book lawyer.
Trampadoo He survives the park but later dies from disease he contracted.
Theshark15z Ian Malcom?
Anthony Ricci No the lawyer. In the book, the Lawyer was the brave hero that help eradicate the raptors he survived the ordeal at the island but would later die from severe Gastroenteritis. Dr. Malcom was sort of the coward that ran off, but in the movie characters were changed around. The only character to stay the same is Dennis Nedgry.
Theshark15z i read the book a few years ago but I thought the lawyer was killed by the baby t-rex?
"Who wants to die?"
Sean Bean clears his throat and shifts uncomfortably.
Angus Gibson fuuuuck good comment
"It's that, it's that, that's, that, that's..."
Nobody tells a story like Jeff Goldblum.
Lmfaoo so true! I want all his audiobooks "and then Harry uhh you know, potter uhh uhh finds a way"
@@Kinghenhog39 Laughing my ass off here!
Clip is 5% story and 95% Goldblumisms
What if my character lives and yours dies
Jeff:HAHAHAHWARWAR
HAHHAAARRHHHHAAAAAHAAAARRR!!
haha !
"what if my character lives and your character dies?"
"that is one big pile of shit"
LOL.
"When you gotta go you gotta go"
I like the way Jeff Goldblum stays in character as Ian Malcolm in this interview.
+SCE2AUX2 Pretty sure he's always like that, at least through the 90's.
I also like that two.
Nope that's just Jeff Goldblum being himself
Yeah, that's not his character. That's just him lol. He's awesome.
MrWolfSnack he’s def still like that, hence being cast as pretty much himself in Thor ragnorok.
The guy was obviously preoccupied with if his character could live that he didn't stop to think if he should
What you call stardom I call the rape of the original story
🤣🤣
Death.. ehh.. finds a way
Pissing myself here, god damn
condors,condors are on the verge of extinction....
Oh come on, Goldblum, you could've fit so many more uhs in that interview
I wish the actors told more stories like this. Every "making of" show about Jurassic Park is about the special effects.
No one wants their character to die...except for sean bean apparently
It would be funny if he always hopes before reading a script that his character lives to the end.. I just imagine him as continuously disappointed!
Bean lived through 20 years of filming Sharpe though.
The even FUNNIER STORY is that the lawyer in the book lives and is a total badass, Goldblum's character's the one that actually gets eaten by the T-Rex.
Punk Rock Penguin He doesn't get eaten, he dies of blood loss/internal bleeding
Mowgli i thought he stayed behind and got blown up as they bombed the park?
When the group is finally leaving the island, one of them (Muldoon I think) asks where Malcolm is and whoever was with him in the end (not sure who) just shakes their head, so I believe he just died
+Mark What you're talking about is Grant gets on the helicopter and asks Muldoon if Malcolm was all right, but Muldoon shakes his head in response.
Guess you havent read the book since thats not what happened
Good lord, what is so difficult to understand about the fact that Malcom died in the first book and because he became such a popular character in the movie and the movie was such a big success Crichton was pressured into writing a sequel and resurrecting Malcom? The author himself said so! Get it?
Trampadoo Malcolm did not die in the first book. It was implied that he did but actually it was revealed that he survived in the second one. Ok
Yeah and if Jeff hadn't made him so popular in the movie then Crichton would have just said he died of his injuries in the first book.
The reason Malcolm was brought back for the second novel had nothing to do with how popular he was in the film. He was brought back because he was Michael Crichton's author avatar; the character who is used to express the author's views on a subject. So Crichton felt he was the most important character to have back. That is what he actually said. Not that he was brought back because of the movie.
@@sheldesroches745 I agree somewhat but I think Malcolm becoming the main character in the Lost World is because of Goldblum. When the film came out they didn't think us kids were going to want Ian Malcolm toys so all we got was Muldoon, Grant, Nedry, Sattler, and Tim. Wasn't until the second line came out which in kid terms was an eternity that we got Ian. Anyways Goldblum was the only main character to have a career after the movie. Sam Neil didn't do much after that, Neither did Laura Dern, Richard Attenborough was basically retired from acting anyways, both kids went no where. Sam Jackson and Wayne Knight continued on but I wouldn't say their involvement with the film mattered to their careers.
But I do agree Malcolm in both books is Crichton's voice...the real "Life finds a way" speech is the biggest fuck you to environmentalists I've ever heard in pop culture and wildly misused in the movie
Dude that was a HILARIOUS story! OMG, I'm gonna tell that one at any social event!
Well now, it's hardly appropriate to start hurling generalizations
But your character lived! And that is because life, uh, finds a way.
Its funny because Gennaro survives in the book and is a badass, and Malcolm "dies".
I think ever since that came out, he's been living life like Ian Malcolm lmao. Kind of like Jeff Bridges in his Dude character
wildinthestreets101
Im glad im not the only one who thinks that, because watching his earlier films I cant help but notice how much more 'normal' he is lol.
Yeah... No "uh... uh"'s in The Fly.
sergeantbigmac Normal? His first role was as Freak#1 in deathwish (although freak #1 does sound better than rapist murderer like what his character actually was).
It's what John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, Bruce Willis, and Arnold did most of their careers. Play your strength. Goldblum does eccentric smart guy better than anyone
Gear > Speed > 0.5
Yep, NOW it's Goldblum
in some way I actually get his point. Like if Malcolm had died in that scene the dramatic impact would have been brutal because he was such a likable character.
Brutal yes but the audience may have hated the Movie for cheap shots like that
His suggestion is actually accurate with the book. Lawyer lives, Malcolm dies (but is resurrected for the second book).
When Jeff Goldblum talks it’s 5% actual information and 95% Goldbluming
Gets eaten... and dies Haha
As opposed to getting eaten and living!? :P
Well, you can get eaten whole, while you're still alive. There are a few animals that do this.
I wouldn't minded having Donald live if he was like he was in the book.
“I shouldn’t tell… oh why not.” 😂
+rockndude87 At that time the second book had not been written, genius. Ferrero most likely had read the book and knew that his character lives while Malcom dies.
Best story ever. He nailed it.
He's not a bad actor, he just stutters, and talks weird. I love him.
The lawyer dying was one of the best parts of the movie
Thanks for the info, i watched it cause i saw u mention it here. btw it's awesome how Jeff Goldblum actually talks like his character in the movie, i thought it was just acting, Steven Spielberg must have had a chat with him and liked his unique way of talking.
Lawyer comes back for the sequel Lawsuit World
Jeff please run for president in 2020
Jeff Goldblum tells a funny story? I guess you could say this was...
Comedy Gold.
+Billy Russom Comedy Goldblum.
i love him!!
Sean Bean wants to die.
If he's not available, Steve Buscemi also wants to die.
HAL don’t kill me
Also Jeff Goldblum is a delight.
Well I'm glad Malcom didn't die. He really became such a likable character to me.
With regards to Gennaro surviving in the novel, this is definitely the case. There is, however, another character in the book called Ed Regis (a PR manager) who is killed by a T.Rex. From what I remember, Regis' and Gennaro's characters were joined under one name in the film to cut down on characters, hence the lawyer's death
Tha... thats chaos theory right there.
The funny thing is in the book that's how it happens, lol. And then Crichton resurrected Malcolm for The Lost World book.
He realized the anecdote was not as funny as he thought it would be LOL
If he shits on him at that point it would be a good story, but he realised being filmed he couldn’t do that.
I seriously hope they keep Dr. Ian Malcolm in Jurassic Park 4! He is too awesome to leave out!
I’m really happy that Spielberg didn‘t agree to this idea 😂🙏 Jeff Goldblum/Ian Malcolm = the best ❣️
Gennaro was a badass in the book, they kind of had him trade places with Ed Regis for the movie which was odd, but the movie still rocked.
“When the Pirates of the Caribbean breaks down the Pirates don’t eat the tourist”
Yeah, I wasn't too thrilled about how they translated the character to the screen. Both Gennaro and Muldoon in the book were well written in the book versus the movie. And they shared a really awesome sequence against some dinosaurs in the book. I just wish Spielberg had filmed the book as it was written in many ways.
I think he wanted it to be more on the children sig . He wanted to children to view it as how he maybe viewed dinosaurs when he was little.
The script was literally written by Michael Crichton, so the novel's author changed all that shit
"Uh" ~ Jeff Goldblum
Holy crap i am so darn glad that Ian didn't die!
I know I don't want to die, now that's chaos.
It's amazing how a guy who stutters this much managed to become a successful actor.
Yeah, I know it was commented a year ago, but anyway... In Wired's interview he said, that he in fact does not have a stutter, he does all those sounds on purpose.
the problem with this story is that the power to tell it didn't require any discipline he just took the story without responsibility he told over the shoulders of interviewers to accomplish something as fast as he could and before he even knew what he had he padded it he package it he slap it on a plastic lunch box and now he's selling he's selling
underrated comment
Astounding.
The toilet death scene was more memorable than the entire plot of Jurassic Park 2.
FUCKING LOVE JEFF GOLDBLUM!!!!!
jeff goldblum rocks!
somebody cut this down to just jeff's "uhhh" and "ah, ah" bits please tia
Best actor EVER!!!!!! Lov JP:)
Jeff Goldblum, Goldbluming
And the lawyer actually lived in the book too.
In the book Malcom dies after the T-rex hurts his leg badlys. And well, the lawyer help saving the kids from a velociraptor and survives... And Oh! Hammond is eaten by Procompsognathus.
And then the lawyer dies on the second book, and Malcom revives.
Mr.Nostalgic Gennaro dies a terrible death that is not being eaten by dinosaurs
Mr.Nostalgic And funny how he died on the toilet in the first movie and died of dysentery in the second book, which, probably also occurred on a toilet.
I think having the less likable lawyer survive and the funnier genius character who predicted things would go wrong be proved right in a horrible and tragic way would be more emotionally impactful and make the tone of the rest of the film more serious as an "Oh shit, this means anyone can die" moment, since as an audience we all expected the bigger actor and character to live and the less likable one with lesser known actor to die. But the lawyers had their shot and nature selected them for extinction
Malcom was only in a coma, he comes back in The Lost World.
I think Malcolm dying was in keeping with the spirit of the book and the theme of the story, in the sense that he- as the chaotician, was warning people of the dangers from the get-go. His whole character purpose was to elaborate on the red flags of the premise, and what better way to do that than by dying?
Wow, what a Chaos Theory
Funny thing College Humor did a short actually featuring Ferrero where his character realizes he's in the movie for absolutely no reason but to die LOL
I love this!
Jeff:
AMMMMM AMMM AHHH AHHH AMMMM "AND" AMMM AHHH
Donald Gennaro: If they’re not convinced I’m not convinced, I’ll shut you down John.
John Hammond: In 48 hours, I’ll be accepting your apologies.
*Gets eaten on the toilet*
It's at the end, Malcolm closes his eyes while smiling and passes away. The characters check and say he's dead. Lost World brought him back XD
More like Jeff’s Charismatic performance brought him back. Which is both why they couldn’t kill him in JP the film and why he was written back in for the sequel.
Wow so funny i almost died while not laughing
Ferrero probably actually read the book. Though if they were more faithful to the books, Malcolm would be miraculously resurrected with no explanation in Lost World.
This video will find it’s ways.
One of the original ideas DID have Malcolm dying and Gennaro surviving. They had several versions of the story to consider.
Good call. I think there was a second one he survived in. But i can't seem to recall that one.
jeff goldblum is the type of guy that laughs at his own jokes and waits for you to awkwardly laugh as well
A lawyer? Please, eat him T-Rex.
Chef Goldblum
He was probably suggesting it because it's accurate to the book.
That…that’s Chaos theory
In the book the lawyer lived and Malcolm died... Actually in the book the Lawyer wasn't the guy who abandoned the kids and dies that was someone else... in the book, which I am reading now the Lawyer is actually 1 of the best characters.
Jeff probably saw sequel dollars on the horizon. Cha ching.
Gennero is a bit of a badass in the book, well a wimpy badass.
Well I didn't die
Ian Malcolm:
*texts a picture of himself to sattler and grant*
"I lived bitch."
The actor he was talking about was also in miami vice. I'll bet Jeff was furious when he suggested that
This is made more funny by the fact that the very same actor just stared in a College Humor video as the same lawyer character from Jurassic Park and for the life of himself is trying to explain to the other Jurassic Park characters why he shouldn't die.
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Sean Bean the moving talking spoiler!!! Hhahahahahaha!!!!Good one!!!
Kind of reminds me of the Colin Quinn Crocodile Dundee 2 story where he rewrote the script and made himself the main character and presented his version of the movie to the director.
The um first um Jurassic Park um was very um great.
hilarious story
You have to see the movie, I agree.
As others have already commented, in the original story, the lawyer lives and Ian is left as dead, but with a minor question mark that allowed him to come back in The Lost World.
"Life uhhh...uh.... 'find's a way.'"
Chaos Theory: That fact the lawyer suggest Malcolm's character to die changed the film's narrative to him dying on the toilet.
Jeff Goldblum's character (Ian Malcolm) was brilliant! I'm glad he survived. Martin Ferrero's character (Donald Gennaro) begged to be eaten.
Spielberg got that right as well !!!
Sam Neil + Jeff Goldblum = Pure movie gold
That's... THAT'S Chaos theory!
After being turned into a fly, and taking a 12 gauge point blank to the head, Jeff should be allowed to survive every movie he is in
In the epilogue It is strongly implied that Malcolm died. Crichton had non intention of writing a sequel. Jurassic Park, both the novel and the movie, was so popular, fans demanded a sequel. Crichton resurrected Malcolm because he loved the character and Ian was pretty much Crichton.
@Desenova Malcolm does die in the novel. It says so in the Epilogue. But that bit is retconned for The Lost World as he was the principle character
In 1.25 is on coke and in 0.5 is drunk. You are a great actor mr Goldblum