The Lost World (1997)

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Written by Michael Crichton, David Koepp

Directed by Steven Spielberg

Also known as "Jurassic Park 2: The Lost World"

Running Time: 125 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1997

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Reasonable follow-up sequel in which the entrepreneur who genetically engineered the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park transpires to have cloned more of the prehistoric monsters on another island location.

When the researchers arrive to observe the creatures in their natural habitat, so do a band of mercenaries who are solely intent on capturing the dinosaurs and transporting them back to the San Diego Zoo.

Directed by Steven Spielberg, it stars Jeff Goldblum, Julianne Moore, Pete Postlethwaite and Richard Attenborough.

Cast

Image for Jeff GoldblumJeff GoldblumDr. Ian Malcolm
Image for Julianne MooreJulianne MooreDr. Sarah Harding
Image for Pete PostlethwaitePete PostlethwaiteRoland Tembo
Arliss HowardPeter Ludlow
Image for Richard AttenboroughRichard AttenboroughJohn Hammond
Image for Vince VaughnVince VaughnNick Van Owen
Vanessa Lee ChesterKelly Malcolm
Image for Peter StormarePeter StormareDieter Stark
Harvey JasonAjay Sidhu
Image for Richard SchiffRichard SchiffEddie Carr
Thomas F. DuffyDr. Robert Burke
Image for Joseph MazzelloJoseph MazzelloTimothy Murphy
Image for Ariana RichardsAriana RichardsAlexis Murphy
Thomas Rosales Jr.Carter
Camilla BelleCathy Bowman

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