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Universal
Studios Home Video Announces First Time DVD Releases Of JURASSIC PARK
and THE LOST WORLD
UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif., June 13 /PRNewswire-- Universal
Studios Home Video unleashes "Jurassic Park" and "The
Lost World: Jurassic Park," two of director Steven Spielberg's most
eagerly anticipated and biggest blockbuster films, for the first time
ever on DVD as Collector's Editions on October 10, 2000. Both titles
will be available with Dolby Digital 5.1 or DTS 5.1 audio for $26.98
suggested retail each.
Both DVD releases will feature an elite home video
industry first: An exclusive DVD-ROM link to a 'live' webcast and chat
with the cast and crew from the production set of "Jurassic Park
III," the latest theatrical sequel in the most successful dinosaur
franchise of all time. "The Lost World" will feature the
never-before-released documentary, "The Making of The Lost
World."
A lavish gift set, The Jurassic Park/Lost World Deluxe
Box Set, containing the "Jurassic Park" and "The Lost
World" DVDs and CD soundtracks, a collectible senitype, and a
certificate of authenticity confirming the limited run, will be packaged
in a specially-designed collector's box and be available for $119.98
SRP. An additional gift set, the Jurassic Park/Lost World Collection,
includes both DVD titles in an attractive collectible slipcase and will
be priced at $53.98 SRP.
Both "Jurassic Park" and "The Lost
World" will also be released as VHS Collector's Editions featuring
eye-catching new gold and silver foil packaging. The two-volume sets
will be priced at $19.98 SRP each. Pre-order close for the DVD and VHS
releases is August 28, 2000.
THE PREEMINENT PREHISTORIC FRANCHISE
The long-awaited DVD releases of "Jurassic
Park" and "The Lost World" will debut in the midst of
production for Universal Pictures' "Jurassic Park III," the
latest adventure in the remarkable franchise that has already earned
over $250 million in promotional support and $2.5 billion in worldwide
consumer product sales. "Jurassic Park III," scheduled for
theatrical release in 2001, launches a new toy line announced by Hasbro,
Inc. and Universal Studios Consumer Products Group including toys and
games, apparel, publishing and interactive products.
"Jurassic Park III" will be directed by Joe
Johnston ("Jumanji," "October Sky") and produced by
Kathleen Kennedy. Oscar-winners Stan Winston and the visual effects team
at Industrial Light & Magic, who collaborated on "Jurassic
Park" and "The Lost World," will once again be creating a
spectacular range of dinosaurs.
INNOVATIVE NEW DVD HIGHLIGHTS
The DVD Collector's Editions of "Jurassic
Park" and "The Lost World" will offer consumers a home
video industry first: An opportunity to participate in a 'live
on-location' webcast and chat with cast and crew members on the set of
"Jurassic Park III" via an exclusive link accessed through the
DVD-ROM features of the discs. Consumers will be notified of the date
for the "Jurassic Park III" set visit and live chat when they
register online at www.jurassicpark.com
through the DVD-ROM.
In addition, the "Jurassic Park" and
"The Lost World" DVDs will offer consumers these other
exclusive "Jurassic Park III" highlights:
- A 'live' webcast and chat with the special effects
team at Industrial Light and Magic
- Special sneak previews and trailers from
"Jurassic Park III"
- A 'live' webcast of the theatrical world premiere
of "Jurassic Park III"
Both DVD Collector's Editions will also feature
tantalizing bonus features to lure consumers. The "Jurassic
Park" DVD includes "The Making of Jurassic Park"
documentary, rare behind-the-scenes footage of pre-production meetings,
animatics by Oscar-winning special effects creator Phil Tippett,
production photographs, a dinosaur encyclopedia, storyboards, production
notes, cast & filmmakers bios and theatrical trailers.
"The Lost World" DVD contains the
never-before-released "Making of the Lost World" documentary
featuring behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with the cast and
film crew, deleted scenes, illustrations and early conceptual drawings,
storyboards, models, theatrical trailers, a dinosaur encyclopedia and
cast & filmmaker bios.
VHS COLLECTOR'S EDITION HIGHLIGHTS
The two-volume "Jurassic Park" VHS
Collector's Edition will be released as a two-volume set with the film
on one cassette and the "Making of Jurassic Park" documentary,
theatrical trailers, rare footage of pre-production meetings, Phil
Tippett's Animatics, and a special segment, "Raptors in the
Kitchen" on the second cassette.
The two-volume "Lost World" VHS Collector's
Edition contains the film on one cassette and the never-before-released
"Making of The Lost World" documentary, theatrical trailers,
and deleted scenes on the second cassette.
Both the "Jurassic Park" and "The Lost
World" VHS Collector's Editions contain over 60 minutes of bonus
footage, an irresistible addition to any home video library.
MONUMENTAL MARKETING SUPPORT
Universal Studios Home Video will support the release
of "Jurassic Park" and "The Lost World" with a
monstrous media campaign that begins September 15 to coincide with the
Summer Olympics events, creating awareness with simultaneous media hits
scheduled on CNN and MSNBC and their websites.
The television campaign sinks its teeth into the fall
season from October 2-24 with advertised spots on the World Series,
"Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," "ER," "WWF
Smackdown," "Monday Night Football," "Malcolm in the
Middle," "Just Shoot Me," "Friends," and
"Law & Order" and movie events and TV specials. Targeted
cable outlets include USA, TNT/TBS, Discovery, Comedy Central, ESPN,
MTV, VH-1, and the Sci-Fi Channel.
A massive online effort targeting audiences ages 18-34
is scheduled for atomfilms.com; wwf.com; mplayer.com; discovery.com;
mtv.com; playboy.com; espn.com; ew.com and
more as well as on AOL and Yahoo. A special e-mail message announcing
the release will be sent out on the October 10 street date to target
consumers, as well as a direct mail campaign aimed at core DVD buyers.
The overall reach of the campaign will hit 90% of
targeted audiences five times, creating nearly two billion impressions!
AN ONLINE MEGASITE INVADES THE INTERNET
The "Jurassic Park" megasite, www.jurassicpark.com,
will create the ultimate "Jurassic Park" online experience.
Among the exciting online interactive features for registered users: The
official Jurassic Park Club, auctions, cast info, updates and sneak
peaks from the set of "Jurassic Park III," schedules of
webcasts and chats, customized e-mail, greeting cards, a calendar of
events, audio and video clips, never-before-seen footage, outtakes from
"Jurassic Park" and "The Lost World," and archived
interview footage. A specially-designed "Jurassic Park"
browser will also be downloadable from the website.
IN-STORE PREDATORY PRESENCE
In-store awareness for "Jurassic Park" and
"The Lost World" will be created through specially-designed
merchandisers and impactful POP materials that capitalize on the
highly-recognized T-Rex and velociraptor images.
TWO OF THE HIGHEST-GROSSING FILMS OF
ALL TIME
The combined box office gross for "Jurassic
Park" and "The Lost World" has exceeded $1.5 billion
worldwide and both films remain among the Top 10 Highest-Grossing films
of all time.
Released in 1993, "Jurassic Park" remains
the all-time international boxoffice champ, grossing over $705 million
within a mere 115 days of its initial theatrical release, breaking the
previous record set by Spielberg's own "ET - The
Extra-Terrestrial." It was the first film to implement the new DTS
(Digital Theater System) sound system and quickly earned accolades from
critics and audiences for the film's groundbreaking computerized visual
and shattering sound effects, particularly the strikingly
realistic-acting dinosaurs. The film earned Academy Awards for
"Best Sound," "Best Sound Effects" and "Best
Visual Effects."
Based on the best-selling novel by Michael Crichton
and reminiscent of the thrilling adventure of "King Kong" and
the terrifying suspense of "Jaws," "Jurassic Park"
stars Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum, and Sir Richard
Attenborough, in the tale of the ultimate theme park, filled with
wondrously recreated dinosaurs, where an unforeseen security breakdown
results with dire consequences.
"The Lost World," the blockbuster sequel
released in 1997, earned $230 million during its domestic run, and
raised the special effects stakes impressively while maintaining the
non-stop excitement and thrills of the first film. Jeff Goldblum,
Julianne Moore, Pete Postlethwaite, and Vince Vaughn star in the story
of yet another attempt to exploit the prehistoric creatures of profit,
only this time, the terror comes to the mainland.
As two of the most prominent and dazzling action
adventure titles of the cinema, "Jurassic Park" and "The
Lost World" make ideal additions to any home entertainment library.
With the unique DVD features that give audiences an opportunity to
become a part of the "Jurassic Park III" experience, both
titles become indispensable.
VHS
Street Date: October 10, 2000
Order Close: August 28, 2000
Running Time:
Jurassic Park CE - 2 Hrs, 7 Mins
The Lost World CE - 2 Hrs, 9 Mins
Copyright:
Jurassic Park CE - (C)1993 Universal Studios and Amblin Entertainment,
Inc. All Rights Reserved.
The Lost World CE - (C)1997 Universal Studios and Amblin Entertainment,
Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Selection Numbers:
Jurassic Park CE - 86499
The Lost World CE - 86500
Suggested Retail Price:
Jurassic Park CE - $19.98
The Lost World CE - $19.98
Technical Information:
The Lost World CE - VHS / Stereo Surround / Color / Rated PG-13/ CC
The Lost World CE - VHS / Stereo Surround / Color / Rated PG-13/ CC
DVD
Street Date: October 10, 2000
Order Close: August 28, 2000
Selection Numbers:
Jurassic Park CE - Dolby 5.1 - 20032 - DTS - 20787
The Lost World CE - Dolby 5.1- 20052 - DTS - 20788
Jurassic Park / Lost World Collection (Dolby 5.1 only) - 20789
Jurassic Park / Lost World Limited CE (Dolby 5.1 only) - 20983
Suggested Retail Price:
Jurassic Park CE - Dolby 5.1 / DTS - $26.98 each
The Lost World CE - Dolby 5.1 / DTS - $26.98 each
Jurassic Park / Lost World Collection (Dolby 5.1 only) - $53.98
Jurassic Park / Lost World Limited CE (Dolby 5.1 only) - $119.98
Aspect Ratio: (All Versions) Anamorphic Widescreen
1:85
Languages:
Jurassic Park CE - English Dolby 5.1, French Surround, Spanish
subtitles, English captions
Jurassic Park CE DTS - English DTS, Spanish subtitles, English captions
The Lost World CE - English Dolby 5.1, French Surround, Spanish
subtitles, English captions
The Lost World CE DTS - English DTS, Spanish subtitles, English captions
Bonus Material:
Jurassic Park CE (Dolby 5.1) - Documentary, Pre-production meetings,
Storyboards, Foley Artists, Phil Tippett Animatics, Production photos
and notes, Dinosaur Encyclopedia, Cast & Film Bios, DVD ROM,
Theatrical Trailers: JP, LW and Jurassic Park III
Jurassic Park CE (DTS) - Documentary, Dinosaur
Encyclopedia, Production Notes, Cast & Filmmaker Bios, DVD ROM,
Theatrical Trailers: JP, LW & Jurassic Park III
The Lost World CE (Dolby 5.1) - Documentary, Deleted
Scenes, Illustrations and Conceptual drawings, Storyboards, Models, The
World of Jurassic Park, Industrial Light and Magic, Dinosaur
Encyclopedia, Production Notes, Cast & Film Bios, DVD ROM,
Theatrical Trailers: JP, LW & Jurassic Park III
The Lost World CE (DTS) - Documentary, Dinosaur
Encyclopedia, Production Notes, Cast & Filmmaker Bios, DVD ROM,
Theatrical Trailers: JP, LW & Jurassic Park III
Universal Studios Home Video is a part of Universal
Studios (www.universalstudios.com),
a unit of The Seagram Company, Ltd., a global entertainment and beverage
company.
News Source: PR Newswire
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