‘Jurassic World Rebirth’ star Luna Blaise recalls filming toughest scene

Jurassic World Rebirth actress Luna Blaise opened up about the most intense filming sequence of the movie.

Blaise, who play Teresa Delgado in the film, is on a boat trip with her father (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo), her little sister (Audrina Miranda), and her boyfriend (David Iacono).

However, they accidently end up sailing through Mosasaurs territory. Fortunately, Scarlett Johansson's Zora Bennett and her team swoop in to save them, but the Mosasaurs set their sights on their boat instead and the entire group winds up stranded on Ile Saint-Hubert, an island that InGen once used to run a secret R&D facility.

While trying to make their way to a rumoured village, Teresa and her family had no other choice but to steel an inflatable raft right out from under a sleeping T-Rex nose.

The scene is set to be iconic, since it was originally from the Jurassic Park novel written by Michael Crichton and was left out in Steven Spielberg's 1993 adaptation.

In a recent appearance on the Collider Ladies Night, Blaise shared her filming experience of the legendary scene.

"I saw everything! I can actually say this, every single thing you see in that sequence was real, minus the T-Rex. Everything. We did everything. I was in that swamp. I did it multiple times. I remember it. It was so surreal," she recalled.

She added, "Being in a swamp and trudging through this moss that's all the way up to your knee, and doing that 100 times and crying on top of it and sweating, and having all of these things, but then at the same time, you're looking everywhere around you and you're just like, 'Oh, this is super special. This is super real.'"

Blaise also talked about how the uniqueness of the scene, sharing that "It's the one scene in the movie that doesn't have a score, which is really cool. I love that."

Jurassic World Rebirth is now running in theatres.