After six films, some great momentsand a blood list of health and safety breaches, it's a wonder why so many dared to return to the titular holiday haunts from hell in the Jurassic Park franchise. And yet, even after all deaths (of which many occur)some characters managed to reappear in later chapters of their own choosing. Idiots.

A handful of intrepid scientists and dino warriors have defied death and then come back for more, but two famous faces in particular have done it the most. As it stands, Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, Sam Neill and Laura Dern have appeared in three films throughout the epic saga. Pratt and Howard starred in Jurassic World and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom before teaming up with Neill and Dern in Jurassic World: Dominion. The 2022 film was the second pair's third outing after starring together "Jurassic Park" (which is obviously still the best) and "Jurassic Park III."

However, when it comes to the beloved hairy-chested hero, Ian Malcolm (a.k.a. Jeff Goldblum), he has appeared in four of the six films so far, making it out alive each time. Goldblum isn't the only one who made it to four appearances; BD Wong's Henry Wu also appeared on the same amount, but he wasn't always on the right side of history when he appeared.

If the original Jurassic Park movie is tainted by anything, it's knowing that BD Wong's warm and overly enthusiastic geneticist, Dr. Henry Wu, became such a traitor in Jurassic World. Returning in the franchise reboot and then again as a borderline Bond villain in Jurassic Park: Fallen Kingdom , Wong's corrupt comeback was compelling, if poorly handled.

In Colin Trevorrow's Jurassic World, Wu is the lead geneticist of the rebranded attraction and creator of the Indominus Rex, which becomes a big concern for any sane person who thinks a dinosaur that can camouflage is a bad thing. "Fallen Kingdom" sees him play God again, creating the Indoraptor as another potential weapon of war because it worked last time so good. Luckily, by the time Jurassic World: Dominion rolled around, Wu had learned his lesson just in time for the world to be overrun with dinosaurs. Good job, Wu.

For Wong, he was just grateful to spend more time with the character, narrating Diversity in 2022, "I make no bones about it, I went into it, I came out of 'Jurassic Park' thinking the character was completely underserved and thinking, 'Well, nobody cared about him.' And then Colin Trevorrow kind of gave him mouth to mouth and brought him into this world where his whole character really mattered and really affected other things, I'm always really grateful to be the actor that did that.

We'll have to wait and see if any of the characters make an appearance in Jurassic World Rebirth on July 2, 2025.