Jenna Ortega’s absence from the upcoming Netflix project “Jurassic World: Chaos Theory” has left fans in disbelief. The new trailer and cast list for the animated sequel series to “Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous” unveiled the surprising news that Ortega, who voiced character Brooklynn in the original series, will not be returning for the sequel.
The trailer hinted at Brooklynn’s demise within the first 10 seconds, sparking shock and devastation among fans. While some speculate that this could be a ruse to mislead viewers, it has been confirmed that Ortega’s character will indeed not be reprised. The absence of Ortega and fellow star Ryan Potter, whose character Kenji will be voiced by Darren Barnet, has stirred intense reactions online.
Ortega’s rising prominence in recent years, including her starring role in Netflix’s “Wednesday” and appearances in major film projects, may have contributed to scheduling conflicts leading to her departure from the series.
Despite the disappointment among fans, Ortega remains busy with multiple projects, including the filming of “Wednesday” season two and her role alongside Martin Freeman in “Miller’s Girl,” which has faced controversy due to its subject matter.
In response to the backlash surrounding “Miller’s Girl,” Freeman defended the film as “grown-up and nuanced,” emphasizing its exploration of complex themes. He likened the criticism to past controversies surrounding films like “Schindler’s List,” emphasizing the importance of nuanced storytelling.
As fans come to terms with Ortega’s departure from “Jurassic World: Chaos Theory,” they eagerly anticipate her future projects, showcasing her versatility and talent as an actor.
