Watch Chris Pratt share his excitement over 'Jurassic World' leading role casting in a new interview [VIDEO]

Chris Pratt is currently making the rounds promoting his new film The Lego Movie, but his future projects are all most interviewers want to talk to him about. The Parks and Recreation actor was recently confirmed as the male lead in the Colin Trevorrow Jurassic Park sequel, Jurassic World, which happens to be one of the biggest franchises to affect the young actor. He recently shared his excitement for the project as well as some great plot details and possible spoilers in a new interview with MTV.

Click HERE to read about Pratt's casting in the new movie, Jurassic World!

Though the whole interview is just so charming and delightful, some key quotes can be taken from it in order to get a great understanding of the upcoming movie.

Pratt was asked about his character, who is described as a military man, and whether he is more like the other male leads from the series, Ian Malcolm or Alan Grant.

"He's got a little of both," he explained. "He's got a little bit of the Goldblum cynicism but also the Sam Neill excitement at the wonder of the biology of it all, so it's a combination."

This is sure to be great news for fans that enjoyed the last films from the series. Having some familiar characteristics in the male lead for a new project could invite fans back into theater seats!

Pratt also talked about his love and excitement for the franchise and the new sequel.

"What I liked about it was it answers the question of 'Why would you do that?' Like, how do you suspend disbelief to be like, 'Oh yes, let's make this mistake again," he explained. "We haven't learned our lesson about dinosaurs, we should definitely live with them and see how that works out!' after like three tries at it. They answer the question really well through the script. Colin did a great job of writing it and justifying it and in his own way having fun with that, so anybody who goes in with that question will be really amused - the way I was - about how they answer that."

You can watch the interview right here: