Scarlett Johansson: Jurassic World & Family Life
- Actress Scarlett Johansson, 40, says her new film, Jurassic World: Rebirth, is the scariest installment yet, but still suitable for her 10-year-old daughter, Rose.
- Johansson,who married Colin Jost in 2020 and welcomed son Cosmo in 2021,plays Zora Bennett in the film.
- Reflecting on her own experience seeing the original Jurassic Park at age 10, Johansson recalled the mix of "jump scares, the laughs, but the terrors for sure." She...
Scarlett Johansson tackles a new Jurassic World film while navigating the complexities of family life. The actress, known for her roles, shares insights into her decision to allow her daughter, Rose, to see the newest, but scariest, installment. Johansson, now age 40, also discusses her parenting choices regarding social media and the pressures her daughter faces. News Directory 3 reports on Johansson’s role in the film and her thoughtful approach to parenting in today’s digital age. Discover what’s next for the actress and her family.
Scarlett Johansson navigates ‘Jurassic World’ thrills and daughter’s social media
Updated June 24, 2025
Actress Scarlett Johansson, 40, says her new film, Jurassic World: Rebirth, is the scariest installment yet, but still suitable for her 10-year-old daughter, Rose. Johansson, who shares Rose with former husband Romain Dauriac, made the comments at the film’s New York City premiere Monday.
Johansson,who married Colin Jost in 2020 and welcomed son Cosmo in 2021,plays Zora Bennett in the film. bennett is a covert operative on a perilous mission alongside characters played by Maharshala Ali and Jonathan Bailey.
Reflecting on her own experience seeing the original Jurassic Park at age 10, Johansson recalled the mix of “jump scares, the laughs, but the terrors for sure.” She added, “That’s part of what’s so great about Jurassic. It’s thrilling in all ways: visually and also emotionally.”
Johansson also touched on parenting, especially regarding social media. While she generally keeps her children out of the public eye, she acknowledged the growing pressure for her daughter to join social platforms. She expressed reservations, stating, “I think social media is hard for young people. It’s hard for me to process. I feel like technology is