Seth Rogen Thinks He Might Pull Off Jeff Goldblum’s Iconic ‘Jurassic Park’ Position, Besides For 1 Scene

Seth Rogen is satisfied he may pull off each Jeff Goldblum scene in “Jurassic Park” apart from one.

Rogen catches up with ET Canada to debate his function in Steven Spielberg’s new film “The Fabelmans”. When requested which basic Spielberg film he needs he may have participated in, Rogen names an all-time basic.

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“That’s a troublesome one. That’s a superb one. Perhaps ‘Jurassic Park’. Perhaps I may do the Jeff Goldblum function in ‘Jurassic Park’. I may try this okay, I feel,” Rogen tells ET Canada. “There’s that one shot the place he’s very, like, sexily reclined. I couldn’t try this shot in the identical approach he did, however the remainder of the film I may do.”

“The Fabelmans” is loosely based mostly on Spielberg’s life and household. The Canadian actor admits it was a scary proposition being trusted with a task in a undertaking so private to the famed director.

“It was each scary and thrilling,” Rogen says. “I feel there’s quite a lot of strain, but it surely additionally felt very particular and understanding that it meant a lot to him and it was so private to him. And he felt type of like that he was taking an actual threat by making the movie and was type of reliving quite a lot of reminiscences and type of digging up quite a lot of issues that had appeared to have been buried for fairly a while.

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“So it felt very particular and I felt very fortunate to be part of it as a result of it’s a really distinctive expertise to get to not solely get to work with like one among your favourite filmmakers, who’s additionally one of many best filmmakers, however on then one thing that’s deeply private to them.”

Rogen stars alongside Michelle Williams, Paul Dano, Julia Butters and Gabriel LaBelle in “The Fabelmans”. The film debuted on the Toronto Worldwide Movie Pageant (TIFF) on Sept. 10 to incredible opinions previous to its Nov. 11 theatrical launch.