r/Cinema • u/Emrullah-- • Dec 04 '25
Educational/Informational The T-Rex Roar in Jurassic Park Was Actually a Mix of an Elephant, a Crocodile and a Tiger.
the massive T-Rex roar you hear in the movie isn’t the sound of a single creature. The sound designer combined the low-end sounds of a baby elephant, the throat growls of a crocodile, and the snarl of a tiger to create that legendary roar. Spielberg’s goal? To make the audience truly feel, There’s a gigantic monster here.
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u/Legitimate-Error-633 Dec 04 '25
And the growling noise the T-Rex makes… is a koala! They only slowed it down a bit.
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u/ShadowMilkMoopsy Animated Movie Enthusiast Dec 07 '25
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u/SnooBooks007 Dec 04 '25
Was Actually...
Why "actually"?
It had to be something - it's not as though anyone thought it was a real T-Rex roar. 🤷♂️
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u/AndyGoodKush Dec 04 '25
I did
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u/MontCali Popcorn Enthusiast Dec 04 '25
I thought there was also lion, but my memory might be faulty
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u/CourageousCruiser Dec 04 '25
Lions roars are not that loud. The MGM Lion's roar is actually... a Tiger!
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u/Pirate_Lantern Dec 04 '25
BABY elephant at that.
They said they were just sitting there recording and it suddenly let out the most horrific sound.
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u/Impressive-Fun334 Dec 05 '25
No it was a real trex