"Jurassic Park 4" director Colin Trevorrow has insisted that he cares deeply about the franchise and is not making the new movie for money.
The "Safety Not Guaranteed" filmmaker said that he is hoping to strike a balance between a sequel that pleases fans and a movie that introduces newcomers to the series, reported Digital Spy.
"It's important to make a movie for the fans but I also have to remember that there's a lot of people who just couldn't care less and need me to make a solid case for why the hell there's a Jurassic Park 4 in the first place, and I want to make a movie for them too.
"This is not a paycheck gig for me and it's not the movie that I'm making so I can make the movies that I really want to make. I actually want to make a kick-ass 'Jurassic Park' movie," he said.
Trevorrow recently confirmed that the upcoming instalment will introduce a new "badass" dinosaur to the fold, but refused to confirm its identity.
"Jurassic Park 4", which will be filmed in 3D, is tentatively scheduled for a 2015 release.
