Incredibly, it's coming up to the three-decade mark since the iconic Jurassic Park was released.
And yesterday, (October 9) Goldblum took to Instagram to post a recreated version of his iconic open shirt shot - an astonishing 27 years after the original.
What's more, his fans earned the steamy snap. Indeed, as explained in the caption to the post, the photo is his way of thanking fans for registering to vote in the upcoming election using his HeadCount page.
"WOW!" he writes. "Thank you to everyone who used my [Head Count] page to make sure that you’re #GoodToVote! Nearly 3,000 of you are ready for this November’s election. Here’s your reward… how time flies. @jurassicworld."
Anyway, here it is in all its glory:(Is it me or is this actually an improvement on the original?)
Unsurprisingly, the snap already has an impressive 269,112 likes and 6,390 gushing comments.
One user with the handle @ashlee.dodd quite rightly said: "Aging like a fine wine Mr. Goldblum, like a fine wine..."
Another user who goes by @wonderwomanman confessed: "You are literally the only hall pass I am allowed to speak about with my husband. Legit for real you are awesome. And have my respect."
A third user named @lajennifit told the actor: "I think my true sexual awakening was watching you as Dr. Ian Malcolm. That perfect comic timing and delivery...and let’s be honest, the leather pants didn’t hurt either."
One fan felt unworthy, writing: "He did this for us. We didn’t deserve it. But he did THIS for us.
Re-watch the trailer for the original Jurassic Park movie from 1993:
It goes without saying, but film fans are just as enchanted by the Jurassic Park franchise as they were decades ago.
In fact, in between recreating iconic open shirt scenes, Goldblum is currently filming Jurassic World 3 alongside his original Jurassic Park costars, Sam Neill and Laura Dern.
Jurassic World 3 is set to be released on June 11, 2021, according to the official Twitter account for Jurassic World. In spite of the pandemic, the release date has not been postponed so far.