The Jurassic Park franchise will soon return with a brand new story following new characters in a new setting in Jurassic ...

Expect some big effects on “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe,” the latest “The Big Bang Theory” series in development at HBO ...

Their quest leads them to BioSyn, an evil genetic corporation run by Dodgson (played here by Campbell Scott), who fans of “Jurassic Park” will recognize as the man who sent Dennis Nedry (Wayne ...

As revealed in Jurassic Park 3, she also has her marriage to a ... At the beginning of the film, Dr. Malcolm is the in-house philosopher at BioSyn, a bioengineering company that at the beginning ...

Nedry would be rich enough to help BioSyn buy out InGen for a song, which would prevent some of the further events in the Jurassic Park franchise from even happening. In Steven Spielberg’s ...

After so many “Jurassic Park” and “Jurassic World” movies ... they get an invite to the remote Italian mountain headquarters of Biosyn Genetics, where dinos from all over the world are ...

Unless they are stopped, global famine is inevitable. But, interesting tidbit, Biosyn is actually mentioned in the original Jurassic Park novel. Remember when Dennis Nedry did a dirty deal to ...

Dodgson is now the CEO of BioSyn, who he was likely working for in Jurassic Park, although the movie never made it clear beyond the fact he was working for a rival to InGen. Even though Dodgson ...

The Biosyn Genetics corporation has a Bond ... even those he has not trained. “Jurassic Park: Dominion” feels more like an amusement park ride than a movie (there is, of course, also a ...

In real life the dinosaur seemingly considered South America its home, but in Dominion, it’s the BioSyn Valley — a direct callback to the original Jurassic Park and its central antagonist.