Chris Pratt Would "Love" to Participate in Parks and Recreation Reboot: "I Miss Andy"

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom star also looks back on filming his new movie in Hawaii

By Mike Vulpo Jun 14, 2018 2:04 AMTags
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Our favorite residents of Pawnee aren't giving up on a Parks and Recreation reboot.

Just last month, Nick Offerman and Amy Poehler got fans excited when they stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show and showed their support for a revival.

And as it turns out, you can also add Chris Pratt to the list of cast members who would be open to reuniting on the small screen.

"As long as I'm in town, yah, I'll do it," he shared with E! News' Will Marfuggi at the Los Angeles premiere of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. "It films like 10 minutes from my house so that would be dope. I miss Andy too. I would love it. I know I would do it."

Chris later joked, "I think [Andy] becomes a weatherman. He would be a good weatherman. He would have no idea what he's even saying."

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While it's far too early to report anything official, we're happy to confirm Chris is back on the big screen for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.

When the film is released June 22, moviegoers will watch Chris and Bryce Dallas Howard's characters rescue the remaining dinosaurs from an extinction-level event.

During the film's premiere event this week at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, Chris couldn't help but look back at filming the major blockbuster in Hawaii with his son Jack Pratt close by.

"I was fortunate to have my son with me the whole time while filming the movie so we both got to honker down and unplug out there. I love Hawaii. It's unreal," he shared while wearing Tom Ford. "He's one of the people on the other side of the curtain. I know he's just five years old, but he'll never be able to watch this film the way another person will be able to watch this film."

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Chris continued, "He's part of the process of wrapping the package so he doesn't get to quite enjoy opening it up on Christmas morning as much but that's his life. He's going to be a kid who grows up on film sets and as far as I can tell, he loves it and he feels really lucky because he is."

And while watching dad film for a major movie may be extraordinary, Father's Day at Chris' house will be much more low-key this coming weekend.

"We're just going to kick it. We'll probably keep it plain and simple," he teased. "Church service and hang out, swim in the pool, that kind of thing."

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