The Michael Crichton Movie Everyone Forgets Came Out The Same Year As Jurassic Park
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- "Rising Sun" is a murder mystery set in Los Angeles, wherein Snipes and Connery investigate the death of a sex worker in the newly opened building of a Japanese business consortium.
- The $40 million film was a huge success, making over $107 million at the box office.
- Crichton wrote and directed four additional films after "Westworld" — "Coma," "The First Great Train Robbery," "Looker," and the cheesy "Runaway" This, of course, wasn't any sign of reduced success for the author; he continued to churn out blockbuster screenplays and bestselling novels until his death in 2008.
Author Michael Crichton began dabbling in movies as early as 1973 when he penned the screenplay for a littleseen movie called Extreme CloseUp, a thriller about voyeurism.
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