Jeff Goldblum celebrated the July 4 holiday by joining Facebook to post sneak peeks of “Independence Day: Resurgence,” the sequel to the 1996 alien-invasion blockbuster movie that also starred Will Smith and Bill Pullman.
On this Independence Day, Goldblum posted a 12-second teaser video with an ominous warning: “We thought we wiped them out. The Resurgence is here. #IDR.”
In his first post to the social media giant on July 2, Goldblum uploaded a photo of himself on set with his co-star Liam Hemsworth photobombing in the background.
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“So there I was thinking about how I would save mankind when this guy photobombs me,” the actor wrote. “Oh, why hello Facebook, nice to finally meet you.”
We thought we wiped them out. The Resurgence is here. #IDR
Posted by Jeff Goldblum on Saturday, July 4, 2015
Director Roland Emmerich and actors Pullman, Vivica A. Fox, Brent Spiner and Judd Hirsch are also returning for “Independence Day: Resurgence,” which opens June 24, 2016.
Watch the teaser video on Goldblum’s Facebook page.
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Goldblum joins a host of other filmmakers and movie stars like James Gunn and Jennifer Lawrence promoting their upcoming projects with exclusive sneak peeks on social media.
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