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Jurassic World Dominion (2022)

Documented locations
20
Year
2022
Directed by
Colin TREVORROW
Cities
Iver Heath, Farnborough, Londres, Gubblecote, Cranleigh, Aylesbury, Oxford, Mellieha, Birgu, La Valette, Merritt
  • Action
  • Adventure
  • Science Fiction
  • Thriller
  1. Pinewood Studios

    Iver Heath, United Kingdom

    Large British film studio founded in 1936 in Iver Heath, birthplace of the James Bond saga.

    The scene : As with Fallen Kingdom, the film was based at Pinewood (nine stages + the outdoor North Lot): exterior of the Biosyn complex, underground black market, crash on the frozen lake, and the reconstructed streets of Valletta were filmed there.

  2. Hawley Common

    Farnborough, United Kingdom

    The scene : The cut scene of the helicopter chase above the 'Skyline Drive-in' was filmed at Hawley Common / Minley Woods, where the façade of Lockwood Manor was built for Fallen Kingdom.

  3. Hire-It, Station Parade (Northolt)

    Londres, United Kingdom

    The scene : The dinosaur trafficking business, from which caged pterosaurs are extracted during a raid, is the Hire-It of Station Parade, in Northolt, west London.

  4. RAF Marsworth

    Gubblecote, United Kingdom

    The scene : The raid on the "Saw Ridge Cattle Co, Nevada" — the illegal breeding farm from which Claire frees a baby Nasutoceratops — takes place in the hangar of the former RAF Marsworth base (also known as RAF Cheddington) in Buckinghamshire.

  5. Larch Valley (Winterfold Forest, Surrey)

    Cranleigh, United Kingdom

    The scene : The cabin where Owen lives in seclusion with Claire and Maisie (and the abandoned school bus where raptor Blue lingers) is a set built in Larch Valley, in the Winterfold Forest, Surrey.

  6. Champs près d'Aylesbury

    Aylesbury, United Kingdom

    The scene : The sunny wheat fields of "West Texas" attacked by giant grasshoppers are actually farmland near Aylesbury; the barn was built and a field of rye was planted a year in advance.

  7. Dunsfold Aerodrome (Surrey)

    Cranleigh, United Kingdom

    Aerodrome built in 1942 for the Royal Canadian Air Force and later taken over by the RAF; it currently houses the Top Gear test track.

    The scene : The "US Wildlife Relocation Facility" in "Pennsylvania", from where the charter flight takes off, is the Dunsfold aerodrome in Surrey.

  8. Chiswick Business Park (Gunnersbury)

    Londres, United Kingdom

    The scene : The CIA's headquarters (the Dangerous Species Department where Franklin works) is Building 9 of the Chiswick Business Park, in Gunnersbury, West London.

  9. Blavatnik School of Government

    Oxford, United Kingdom

    The Blavatnik School of Government is one of the leading public policy schools in the world, affiliated with the University of Oxford and founded in 2010 thanks to a donation from businessman Leonard Blavatnik. Its building, completed in 2015 and located in the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter on Walton Street, was designed by the Swiss firm Herzog & de Meuron. Forgoing traditional stone facades of Oxford, the architects envisioned a concrete and glass structure composed of slightly offset stacked circular volumes. The centerpiece of the building is a vast cylindrical atrium, the Forum, whose round shape echoes iconic monuments of the city such as the Radcliffe Camera and the Sheldonian Theatre. The large bay window overlooking the entrance, named "Window to the World," is among the largest double-glazed glass panels in Europe.

    The scene : The white spiral interior of the 'Biosyn' headquarters — a nod to the Guggenheim Museum — is the Blavatnik School of Government at the University of Oxford.

  10. Wolfson College

    Oxford, United Kingdom

    The scene : The amphitheater where Ellie and Alan attend the end of Ian Malcolm's conference is the Leonard Wolfson Auditorium at Wolfson College, Oxford.

  11. Grotte de Għar Tuta

    Mellieha, Malta

    The Għar Tuta cave is a large natural cavity located in the territory of Mellieħa, in the northwestern part of Malta. Carved into the limestone of the island, it is so spacious that full-grown trees grow inside it, and it contains several smaller cavities within. The site bears traces of ancient human occupations, in the form of niches and hollows carved directly into the rock. Today, it is popular with hikers, climbers, and rappel enthusiasts, attracted by its spectacular opening overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Some sources identify it with the Latnija cave, where excavations have revealed evidence of Mesolithic occupation, but this correspondence remains to be confirmed.

    The scene : The excavation site of 'Utah', where Alan Grant still digs up bones, is the cave of Għar Tuta, north of Mellieha, in Malta (which also doubles for the American Southwest).

  12. Marina de Vittoriosa

    Birgu, Malta

    The scene : The first aerial view of the island is the waterfront of Birgu (Xatt Juan B. Azopardo), featuring the marina docks of Vittoriosa, facing the port of Valletta.

  13. Fort Saint-Ange

    Birgu, Malta

    Fort Saint Angelo is a bastioned fort located in Birgu (Vittoriosa), in the heart of the Grand Harbour of Malta. Its origins date back to the Middle Ages: a castle known as Castrum Maris ('Castle of the Sea') is documented as early as the 13th century. When the Order of St. John settled in Malta in 1530, it rebuilt and fortified the site, which became a bastioned fort serving as the headquarters for the Order between 1530 and 1560. As such, it played a major role during the Great Siege of Malta in 1565, before being extensively redesigned at the end of the 17th century according to the plans of the engineer Carlos de Grunenbergh. Occupied by the Royal Navy during the first half of the 20th century, it is now managed by Heritage Malta and open for visits.

    The scene : The clandestine dinosaur market seems to be located under Fort Saint-Angelo; its entrance is on the coastal road beneath the Santa Skolastika monastery.

  14. Église Notre-Dame-de-Liesse

    La Valette, Malta

    The scene : Owen and Barry watch the fort from the roof of the baroque church Notre-Dame-de-Liesse, across the harbor, in Valletta.

  15. Église Saint-Laurent

    Birgu, Malta

    The scene : Claire escapes by running on the roof of the Saint-Laurent church in Birgu, then jumps onto the roof of the nearby Maritime Museum before falling into the truck of pilot Kayla.

  16. St. George's Square

    La Valette, Malta

    The scene : At the end of the chase through the alleys of Valletta (St. Nicholas and St. Ursula streets), Owen emerges onto the dinosaur-infested St. George's Square, then crosses the Victoria Gate to reach the landing strip.

  17. Merritt (vallée de la Nicola)

    Merritt, Canada

    The scene : The snowy "Sierra Nevada mountains" — the gathering of dinosaurs at Spius Creek, Owen's ride, and Maisie's scenes in town (the Ponderosa Sports store, the Nicola Valley Custom Lumber sawmill) — are filmed around Merritt, in the Nicola Valley.

  18. Cathedral Grove (MacMillan Provincial Park)

    Canada

    The scene : The forest where Claire and Owen search for Maisie is Cathedral Grove, a rare ancient Douglas fir forest on Vancouver Island (filmed by drone by a second crew).

  19. Barrage de la Grande Dixence (Valais)

    Switzerland

    The scene : The frozen dam towards which the plane seems to rush is the Grande Dixence dam, at the bottom of the Hérémence valley, in the Swiss Valais (second unit shot).

  20. Victoria Gate

    La Valette, Malta

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Plot

Four years after Isla Nublar was destroyed, dinosaurs now live—and hunt—alongside humans all over the world. This fragile balance will reshape the future and determine, once and for all, whether human beings are to remain the apex predators on a planet they now share with history's most fearsome creatures.

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