'Jurassic Park' star Sam Neill tells fans to 'not worry too much' following cancer revelation and says that he is in remission: 'I'm alive and kicking'

  The "Jurassic Park" star was diagnosed with blood cancer in March 2022 but has told his fans in an Instagram video "not worry too much" about him. ..
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