Jeff Goldblum says playing opposite dinosaurs in Steven Spiel-berg's "Jurassic Park" was mere child's play. "Part of the stuff was done with nothing there. The computer stuff was laid in later," the actor said. "That took a little imagination. But it was easy, like kids do when they say, `Ooh, look, there's a ghost!' " Other times, the dinosaurs really were there. Special-effects wizards created live-action, life-size dinosaurs that worked with the actors. "The animals were so elaborate and so smoothly done that it was like being there with another actor," Goldblum said. The movie, adapted from Michael Crichton's novel about a theme park with genetically created dinosaurs, comes out this summer. Goldblum plays a mathematical genius whose Chaos Theory predicts the havoc that would result once the dinosaur eggs start hatching.
