Hey Avonkrupa here. A couple of weeks ago we had Colin Travora on the

podcast talking about his latest indie movie Jurassic World. You might have seen it. Now the movies out we thought

we run the whole uncut hour-long interview, spoilers and all. Don't worry the

regular podcast will still come out this Friday as normal. I've got nothing else to say. Love you.

Hello welcome to I'm Daniel and joined by Colin Trevaro and the director of Safety

Not Guaranteed and this little movie.

It's a little film.

A little film.

Jurassic world.

So I was really worried about this interview because I've interviewed people before

when I haven't quite liked the movie and I've kind of weaved my way out of it.

And I'm a huge Jurassic Part of Fan.

If people listen to the podcast to Watch, I'm a huge Jurassic Part of Fan.

Like, I was seven years old when the original movie came out.

I watched it on an island, the island of Jersey and the British Channel,

and it's like it is the formative cinema going experience of my life it's probably why I'm kind of doing

this job which is really weird to be interviewing about this movie and you know lots of people say it of my

generation that is the Star Wars which is hyperbolic because it hasn't had the,

maybe the lasting cultural impact.

But there's something really special about Drosit Park.

Now you saw it a little bit later in life.

Can you talk about when you first saw it and what it kind of meant to you, like your first experience of that?

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