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Steven Spielberg brings dinosaurs back

In 1993, ace Hollywood director Steven Spielberg brought dinosaurs back to civilised life in the Academy Award-winning film, Jurassic Park. This time, as executive producer of the TV show Terra Nova, the filmmaker is taking audiences back 85 million years to prehistoric Earth.

Updated on: Sep 21, 2011 04:50 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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In 1993, ace Hollywood director Steven Spielberg brought dinosaurs back to civilised life in the Academy Award-winning film, Jurassic Park. This time, as executive producer of the TV show Terra Nova, the filmmaker is taking audiences back 85 million years to prehistoric Earth.

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"It is the biggest show on TV. No other show has been produced on such a scale and magnitude in many years. Steven Spielberg’s involvement in a project that has sci-fi elements says it all," says Saurabh Yagnik, general manager and senior VP, English channels, Star India Pvt Ltd. The Twentieth Century Fox Television, Chernin Entertainment, DreamWorks Television and Kapital Entertainment production revolves around the Shannon family, who travel back in time in an attempt to keep humanity from getting extinct.

The show will premiere here on October 8 and will be on air every Saturday at 9 pm on Star World. “We try and get the latest shows from the US to India in this weekend slot, so people don’t get tempted to download them,” jokes Yagnik. It has been reported that the first season of Terra Nova consists of 13 episodes and has been made on a budget of over $10 million.

 
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