Vic Hoskins

Vic Hoskins is the head of security at Jurassic World, a theme park featuring genetically modified dinosaurs.

Character

Cinematic

Jurassic Park

Vic Hoskins, introduced in the 2015 film Jurassic World, remains a significant character in the Jurassic Park franchise. As the head of InGen’s Security Division, Hoskins’ primary objective was to ensure the safety of Jurassic World visitors and staff. However, his hidden agenda involved weaponizing the park’s dinosaurs for military purposes, leading to catastrophic events.

Hoskins’ background reveals a distinguished military career. Born on August 22, 1963, in San Diego, California, he hailed from a military family and developed a passion for combat tactics. After graduating from West Point in 1985, he served in various combat roles, including Operation Desert Storm, where he demonstrated exceptional leadership. Rising through the ranks, Hoskins became a colonel and commanded the prestigious 75th Ranger Regiment.

Following his military service, Hoskins joined InGen, where he applied his expertise to the unique challenges of Jurassic World security. His strict and militaristic approach often clashed with other park personnel, but his unwavering dedication to safety cannot be denied.

Beyond his professional achievements, Hoskins was a devoted family man, married to Karen and a father of two. He cherished spending time outdoors and was an avid reader, particularly interested in military history and strategy. His personal interests included playing the guitar and enjoying classic rock music.

Hoskins’ legacy extends beyond his on-screen presence. His contributions to military security and his expertise in crisis management continue to be recognized and admired. He remains an iconic figure in the Jurassic Park franchise, remembered for his unwavering dedication, leadership, and the profound impact he left on the world of dinosaurs.