Director Gareth Edwards is not alien to take over the desired franchises for which people feel very strong. After making only one ultra-low budget film in the form of "monsters", he was tasked with glued "Godzilla" in 2014, which started Monstrverse as we know that. Then he moved to the galaxy away, away with "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story", which was a huge hit. So, making "Jura World Birth", the seventh chapter in Dino's long -standing property, should not have been too daunting. In addition, this one was carrying the factor Steven Spielberg.

Spielberg directed the original "Jurassic Park" and "Lost World: Park Jura", " Staying to produce all other extensions. So, anyone who downloads one of these films will deal directly with Spielberg, one of the most beloved directors he has ever done. Fortunately, Edwards had a very good experience working with him on "Renaissance", which was a big hit in early walking. He even gave Edwards some key advice.

Talking to Simp wireThe director revealed: "He said," Making a movie about the cinema, it's like you are a chef and make a meal. The only difference is that when you are a cinema chef, the audience should leave hungry. If they leave full, you have failed them. "" Edwards further explained that this is counter -intuitive, but he took it in heart:

"It was an interesting thing, because it opposes your instincts. You are trying to satisfy the audience and make them happy. And the audience - especially the test -screening - they will tell you what they want to be happier. But it's not about it. It's about creating expectation and surprise, and they are in a surprise,

"It was super interesting. And that is the advice where, the second you hear, you go," Oh, of course! "" Edwards concluded. "Retrospectively, it's obvious. But I would never think about it. And yes, it was super useful."

Speaking wider, Edwards addressed how it was to wear Spielberg's notes to the film. Now, studio notes can often be a point of discussion. In fact, they can often be completely bad. Executive he wanted to cut some of the drums from "Whiplash" that won the Oscar, "Whiplash", Film for all drums, as a shiny example. However, Edwards said that getting Spielberg's notes is different BEVER:

"When someone gives you some notes, you can't help him, but in part of your brain, you go," Yes, but what do you know? What did you ever do? "But with Steven, if you go, 'What did you do?' The answer is, every masterpiece -you've ever loved.

"Rebirth" was written by David Cop, who also wrote the script for the original "Jurassic Park". The script then interpreted the director, and Edwards brought a lot of the table here, including several new dinosaurs (Not to mention taking action on a new island, namely Ile Saint-Hubert). When it comes to dealing with the studio, in this case universal paintings, with Spielberg on his side proved to be very valuable:

"I say I want to take me a great decision in some way only with the studio. But Steven Spielberg said it, or I will say," I do this, as Steven said ...: "It's something like a bulldozer in the world of the note that just goes," this is happening. It was really, really useful as a director to have it on your side. "

"Rebirth Jurassic World Rebirth" is now in cinemas.