Jurassic World Star’s Hilarious Dinosaur Name Struggle!

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2025 TV programming will continue to delight dinosaur enthusiasts with the third season of Jurassic World: Chaos Theory! The Camp Fam from Camp Cretaceous has been drawn further into the mystery that ties in with Jurassic World Dominion, promising a fresh round of thrilling adventures.

Dichen Lachman’s character Soyona “The Broker” Santos once again graces our screens, immersing us in a realm where modern times share space with the fearsome Atrociraptors. During our conversation about her role within the Jurassic Park universe, Ms. Lachman shared with TopMob the genuine difficulty of portraying such ancient creatures:

As a film buff, let me tell you, saying dinosaur names isn’t a walk in the park. It’s like trying to recite Greek mythology correctly, with all those tricky names. I remember being in that booth and attempting to pronounce some of them, only to have to try again and again. Most of them were a challenge, especially those other than Atrociraptors.

Although I enjoy repeating dinosaur names such as “Atrociraptor” and “Ankylosaurus,” I can relate to Dichen Lachman’s struggle in Jurassic World: Chaos Theory. The mere thought of attempting to pronounce “Baryonyx” or “Compsognathus” is a theoretical challenge, so I sympathize with anyone facing such a difficulty.

When the actress from “Severance” presented an option that was both delightful and a verbally challenging aspect in Season 3 of this Netflix series, I completely understood her perspective. However, after reflecting on this genuine issue, I believe it’s essential for us to pause and acknowledge that the creations by Dr. Wu and his lab team were never saddled with names as intricate as those found in academia.

The Chaos Theory recognizes Jurassic Park as a cherished science fiction masterpiece, and it offers some respite from the challenging Latin names that are too complex even for beginners. Indeed, not every creature should be named with a suffix like “Rex.

As Dichen Lachman delved deeper into her reasons for being troubled by the topic at hand, I found myself even more captivated by her portrayal of Chaos Theory. Discussing the complexities of using prehistoric creature names in a recording booth, Lachman shared additional thoughts with TopMob:

Due to my dyslexia, I often feel anxious when encountering unfamiliar words during reading. However, this doesn’t affect my acting abilities, as I make sure to do all my homework. On occasion, while performing in shows like this, I may require explicit pronunciation guidance for some words.

Acknowledging that “Google can only provide so much help” is quite challenging when your career path demands precise verbal expression. At times, despite seeking guidance on how to correctly pronounce the interviewee’s talent name, I may still struggle with its pronunciation.

Why on earth would an actor choose to subject themselves to an auditory challenge akin to taming a stubborn Allosaurus? This question can be addressed by considering another relatable aspect of the Jurassic World experience, as articulated by Dichen Lachman:

“Why would an actor willingly take on a sound-related struggle similar to training a difficult Allosaurus?” This question can be answered by recalling another comparable element of the Jurassic World experience.

Despite the fact that she’s not the main focus of the storyline in the film, it was incredibly enjoyable to delve deeper into this character and invest more time with her. You see, she doesn’t have a significant role in the plot development. However, I hadn’t had much chance to immerse myself in her before. This experience has been truly delightful because I have always admired her and enjoyed her vibe. To have the opportunity to explore her further has been incredibly enriching.

In the continuation of “Jurassic World Rebirth”, with Dichen Lachman’s character, Broker, surviving both “Dominion” and “Chaos Theory”, it’s quite possible that we might see her reappear in future installments. As she hinted during another part of our conversation, she’s eager for this speculation to become a reality as soon as possible.

Unfortunately, it’s uncertain whether Soyona Santos will appear in the opening weekend of Rebirth on July 2nd. But fear not! You can catch her stellar performances in Seasons 2 and 3 of Jurassic World: Chaos Theory, which are currently streaming on Netflix. If you’re still grappling with the aftermath of Dichen Lachman’s Severance Season 2 finale, fear not – that world of danger and deceit is just a click away!

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2025-04-10 06:07