Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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When Steven Spielberg decided to return to Isla Sorna for the 1997 sequel, the directive was clear: everything had to be bigger, more complex, and significantly more terrifying. For Stan Winston Studio, this didn't just mean upgrading the existing technology—it meant fabricating an entirely new apex predator to share the screen with the original queen of Jurassic Park.

In this video, key members of the original SWS dinosaur crew, including John Rosengrant, J. Alan Scott, Richard Landon, and Mark 'Crash' McCreery, discuss the design, build, logistics, hydraulic power, and stunts behind the multi-ton male T-Rex and the double T-Rex attack in The Lost World: Jurassic Park.

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This is an excerpt from Jurassic Party Part 2: The Lost World Dinosaur Crew Reunion. Check out the full Reunion video: youtube.com/watch?v=XqRjCDVOJQI

Highlights:
Designing the Dad T-Rex, aka Tyrannosaur Buck
Why the Male T-Rex Lost Its Tail
The Logistics of Two Life-Size Tyrannosaurus Rex
The Mechanics Behind the Male T-Rex
Preparing the Double T-Rex Attack
Testing the Male T-Rex with a Stuntman

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