'Jurassic World 2' production update: Cast and crew move to Hawaii; Bryce Dallas Howard jokes about heels

Filming of “Jurassic World 2” has officially wrapped in the UK. Production will now move to Hawaii, director JA Bayona has confirmed. Meanwhile, cast member Bryce Dallas Howard teased some details about the kind of filming she has been involved in, at the same joking about getting a pair of new shoes.

Close to the 24^th anniversary of the first “Jurassic Park” film by Steven Spielberg, Bayona has wrapped filming in UK. Announcing the shift of production to Hawaii, the director paid tribute to Spielberg’s work.

The northern island of Hawaii known as Kauai had stood in for the fictitious island Isla Nublar, too. This is the island where the dinosaur theme park is located. Returning to the island, fans may get to see what happened after the dinosaurs went loose in the last film.

Bryce Dallas Howard will be reprising her role as Claire Dearing in the sequel. The actress was teased about wearing heels in most part of the previous film as her character ran for her life. Thus fans continue to ask her about her shoes in the sequel.

Claire may have learned her lesson after the heels debacle. Perhaps boots are a better choice while running from dinosaurs through rain and mud. The actress even joked about a pair of boots she might try on in the next film.

The actress also teased a picture of her from a set drenched in water. It is not clear if her character gets wet in the rain, or if she goes swimming. Aquatic dinosaurs were a big part of the plot in the first film, and they may continue to play a role in the sequel.

The plot of “Jurassic World 2” is not yet known. Jeff Goldblum has been confirmed to reprise his role as Ian Malcolm in the film. He will be joined by other returning cast members like Chris Pratt (Owen Grady) and BD Wong (Dr. Henry Wu).

Credit: JA Bayona

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Credit: Bryce Dallas Howard