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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Scarlett Johansson brings baby dinosaur to TV interview
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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Actress Scarlett Johansson brought along a co-star from the new Jurassic Park movie — a baby dinosaur.
The tiny herbivore triceratops named Delores was brought onto the set of the USA’s Today news programme.
Scarlett. 40, was the special guest discussing her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh movie since extinct dinos were brought back to life for the big screen in 1993.
The animatronic Delores was brought on in a backpack with a puppeteer getting her to move and sound like a living creature.
And Johansson encouraged interviewer Craig Melvin to give it a kiss, which he did reluctantly , warning the beast :” Don’t bite me !”
Afterwards he commented: “That was great. Not as sweet as you, Scarlett Johansson !”
Scarlett replied: “She’s a real morning person !”
OPS: Animatronic dinosaur Delores on the Today show with Scarlett Johansson and Craig Melvin.
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Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson takes part in a palaeontology skit on TV — ahead of her starring road in the latest Jurassic Park dinosaur sequel.
The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
OPS: Scarlett Johansson on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson takes part in a palaeontology skit on TV — ahead of her starring road in the latest Jurassic Park dinosaur sequel.
The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
OPS: Scarlett Johansson on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson takes part in a palaeontology skit on TV — ahead of her starring road in the latest Jurassic Park dinosaur sequel.
The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
OPS: Scarlett Johansson on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson takes part in a palaeontology skit on TV — ahead of her starring road in the latest Jurassic Park dinosaur sequel.
The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
OPS: Scarlett Johansson on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson takes part in a palaeontology skit on TV — ahead of her starring road in the latest Jurassic Park dinosaur sequel.
The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
OPS: Scarlett Johansson on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in. the Mad Lib Theatre sketch
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Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson takes part in a palaeontology skit on TV — ahead of her starring road in the latest Jurassic Park dinosaur sequel.
The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
OPS: Scarlett Johansson on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in. the Mad Lib Theatre sketch
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Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson takes part in a palaeontology skit on TV — ahead of her starring road in the latest Jurassic Park dinosaur sequel.
The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
OPS: Scarlett Johansson on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in. the Mad Lib Theatre sketch
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Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson takes part in a palaeontology skit on TV — ahead of her starring road in the latest Jurassic Park dinosaur sequel.
The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
OPS: Scarlett Johansson on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in. the Mad Lib Theatre sketch
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Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson takes part in a palaeontology skit on TV — ahead of her starring road in the latest Jurassic Park dinosaur sequel.
The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
OPS: Scarlett Johansson on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in. the Mad Lib Theatre sketch
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Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson takes part in a palaeontology skit on TV — ahead of her starring road in the latest Jurassic Park dinosaur sequel.
The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson takes part in a palaeontology skit on TV — ahead of her starring road in the latest Jurassic Park dinosaur sequel.
The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson takes part in a palaeontology skit on TV — ahead of her starring road in the latest Jurassic Park dinosaur sequel.
The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson takes part in a palaeontology skit on TV — ahead of her starring road in the latest Jurassic Park dinosaur sequel.
The 40-year-old plays covert operations expert Zora Bennett who's leading a secret trip to the original Jurassic Park research facility in the new movie, Jurassic World Rebirth.
She appeared on the USA’s Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to promote the movie which is out on July 2.
They chatted about the movie before Fallon invited the Lost In Translation actress to take part in a skit called Mad Lib Theatre.
Fallon, 50, asked Scarlett to come up with a list of words including names, body parts and exclamation phrases which were worked into a script.
Later she revealed it had always been her ambition to star in a Jurassic Park movie.
She told Fallon: “I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for like three decades — and it turns out that fan-girling pays off !”
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American actress and singer Scarlett Johansson wearing Givenchy and David Yurman jewels arrives at the New York Premiere Of Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment's 'Jurassic World Rebirth' held at Hearst Plaza at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States. (Photo by Image Press Agency/NurPhoto) -
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American actress and singer Scarlett Johansson wearing Givenchy and David Yurman jewels arrives at the New York Premiere Of Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment's 'Jurassic World Rebirth' held at Hearst Plaza at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States. (Photo by Image Press Agency/NurPhoto) -
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