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Bryce Dallas Howard ‘loved’ running in heels in Jurassic World


Bryce Dallas Howard is proud of herself for running from dinosaurs in high-heeled shoes.

The 34-year-old star admitted she wasn’t prepared for people to pay more notice to her footwear than the jaw-dropping reptiles in ‘Jurassic World’, but she "loved" the attention.

She explained: "If too much attention is called to it, it’s like, ‘Oh, man – maybe I did something wrong, because they’re paying attention to the thing that they really shouldn’t be paying attention to’, but in this case, I loved it because I was like, ‘Yeah! Damn right I ran in heels!’"

However, the flame-haired actress gave herself an extra pat on the back because she found practicing for the role hard work, especially wearing heels.

She told PEOPLE magazine: "Yeah, that was very tricky."

Meanwhile, Bryce revealed she was shocked when the blockbuster’s director Colin Trevorrow told her she had the lead part in the movie.

She added: "When he first told me about the movie, he was like, ‘she’s the lead,’ and I was like, ‘Yeah, I’ll believe it when I see it.

"He was like, ‘No, no, no. She’s the lead. She’s the one that changes. She’s the one who you meet in the beginning, and you are with at the end.’ "


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