Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018)
- Documented locations
- 17
- Year
- 2018
- Directed by
- J.A. BAYONA
- Cities
- Rothbury, Iver Heath, Fleet, Slough, Farnborough, Farnham, Camberley, Arrochar, Mokuleia, Haleiwa, Kaneohe, Kaaawa, Honolulu, Hanalei
Rothbury, United Kingdom
The scene : The wide shot of the "Lockwood Manor" is Cragside, in Northumberland (the spectacular rear of the residence), digitally altered for the film.
Iver Heath, United Kingdom
Large British film studio founded in 1936 in Iver Heath, birthplace of the James Bond saga.
The scene : The production was based at Pinewood Studios, where Malcolm's audition room, the interiors (and the climax's glass roof) of the manor, as well as the shady bar were built.
Fleet, United Kingdom
The scene : The nighttime attack of the T-Rex was filmed at Hartland Country Park, a green space developed on the former site of gas turbine testing in Fleet.
Slough, United Kingdom
The scene : The offices of Claire's "Dinosaur Protection Group", along with the video journal featuring the young raptors, are located in the Langley Business Centre, near Slough.
Farnborough, United Kingdom
The scene : For the needs of the action, the back of the manor (with an added entrance) was reconstructed to scale at Hawley Common, northwest of Farnborough.
Farnham, United Kingdom
Surrey Forest has become a common setting in British cinema: Gladiator, Children of Men, Harry Potter, Wolfman, and Ridley Scott's Robin Hood were filmed here, as well as Avengers: Age of Ultron and Thor: The Dark World.
The scene : The frame of the cabin that Owen Grady builds was erected in Bourne Wood, near Farnham, masked by a digital background.
Camberley, United Kingdom
The scene : The small airfield from where the team boards a Cessna is Blackbushe Airport, in the northeast of Hampshire.
Arrochar, United Kingdom
The scene : The ship "Arcadia" docks at the pier of Glen Mallan, on the east shore of Loch Long, south of Arrochar, Scotland.
Mokuleia, United States
The scene : The Cessna lands at Dillingham Airfield, on the north coast of Oahu, the same airfield that was used for "Isla Sorna" in Jurassic Park III.
Mokuleia, United States
The scene : The base camp was built a little to the east, at Dillingham Ranch, already seen in the series Lost and in Amour et Amnésie.
Haleiwa, United States
The scene : The setting of the ruins of the former "Jurassic World" park was built at Papa'iloa Beach (also known as Police Beach) on the north shore of Oahu, and completed with computer-generated imagery.
Kaneohe, United States
The scene : Owen finds the raptor Blue at He'eia State Park in Kane'ohe.
Kaaawa, United States
The scene : The communication bunker where Claire and Franklin find themselves trapped during the volcanic eruption was built at Kualoa Ranch, famous for the dinosaur stampede in the first Jurassic Park.
Honolulu, United States
The scene : After their fall in the gyrosphere, Claire, Franklin, and Owen are cast ashore at Halona Cove, east of Honolulu.
Kaneohe, United States
The scene : It is from He'eia Kea's harbor that the crew departs the island aboard the ship, in the poignant shot of the Brachiosaurus engulfed by smoke.
Hanalei, United States
The scene : The first aerial views of 'Isla Nublar' are the spectacular valleys and peaks of the Na Pali coast in Kauai.
United States
A set of sandstone buttes from the Colorado Plateau, the highest of which rise 300 meters above the valley floor, located on the Arizona-Utah state line. The site is within the Navajo reservation, and the Navajo Nation holds it sacred. John Ford filmed several westerns there, including Stagecoach (1939), Heroic Charge (1949), and The Searchers (1956); over a hundred films have been shot there.
The scene : The landscapes of the closing shots, where the dinosaurs gain freedom, were filmed on the side of Monument Valley in Arizona.