The Jurassic Park theme is one of the most iconic in movie history, and we've all heard John Williams' fantastic score a thousand times. But we bet you've never witnessed it being played by one of the film franchise's biggest stars!
Well, such an opportunity has finally arisen, thanks to Cineworld filming a TikTok with Jeff Goldblum to celebrate the release of brand-new movie Jurassic World Dominion – in Cineworld cinemas now.
The momentous – and rather hilarious – occurrence took place during a 'Sit Down With The Stars' segment on Cineworld's YouTube channel. Goldblum (who reprises his role of Dr Ian Malcolm in the new movie) was suddenly presented with a toy piano and asked to hammer out the Jurassic Park theme tune. Rather than scoff at the suggestion, the US actor took it all in his stride. With his co-star Mamoudou Athie (Ramsay Cole) providing rhythmic accompaniment with a dinosaur egg shaker, Goldblum not only played a note-perfect rendition of the song, he even gave it a jazzy makeover. Bravo!
Can't believe it actually happened? Watch the amazing video below...
The video was later edited and shared on Cineworld's TikTok channel, and movie fans loved the clip, with more than 1,300 having hit the like button at the time of going to press.
@cineworld We dare you to watch this video without humming along… 🎶 🦕 #jeffgoldblum #jurassicworlddominion #jurassicworld #cineworld ♬ original sound - Cineworld Cinemas
The sixth instalment in the Jurassic Park series, Jurassic World Dominion unites cast members from the more recent films (Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, etc) with stars of the original movies, including Goldblum, Sam Neill and Laura Dern. And we're also introduced to terrifying new dinosaur the Giganotosaurus. Bigger and hungrier than anything we've seen before in the franchise, this scary beast is sure to provide some edge-of-your-seat thrills when you watch the film on one of Cineworld's huge, immersive screens.
To book your tickets for Jurassic World Dominion at Cineworld, click here.
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