STAR TREK....New Movie

Yes it seems Mr Sulu was looking for klingons where no men have gone before.

I always thought he was the navigator on the Enterprise but it seems he was the rear gunner.

Beam me up will never sound the same again.

Seems he was quite keen on the captains log.
 
It was Scotty and Bones who died.

Scotty's ashes were sent into space.

Bones just became.........well bones I guess. "I'm a corpse Jim.....Not a doctor !!"

Sulu just came out as was posted earlier.
 
I'm sure given the money to be made, they will make more ST movies.

I'm only sorry they can't make a decent tv series from any part of the entire ST Universe.
 
Apart from Deforest Kelley (Leonard "Bones" McCoy) and James Dohan (Montgomery "Scotty" Scott), we have also lost some actors who played lesser (though still important) characters.

Mark Lenard - Sarek (Assorted episodes and films) - Klingon Captain (The Motion Picture) - Romulin Captain (TOS Episode "Balance Of Terror)

Persis Kambata - Lt. Ilea (The Motion Picture)

Bibi Besch - Dr. Carol Marcus (The Wrath Of Khan)
 
Oh dear, I didn't know she'd died :cry:

I only found out the other day Brock Peters (Admiral Cartwright & Sisko's dad in RAB9) died last August.



As for a new film, I'm not sure where Star Trek stanRAB at the moment. The Viacom split has meant that Paramount Pictures & Paramount TV are now controlled by different companies. So who actually controls Star Trek now? :confused:
 
The Star Trek trade mark (for both films and TV series and merchandising) belongs to Paramount Pictures, which is part of the new Viacom. Paramount TV is a TV channel in the US, now part of the new CBS. So If I've read the Viacom press release right, it won't make much difference.
The web sites, of course, will take ages to catch up with these business carry-ons.
 
As I understand it, Star Trek's movie franchises still belongs to Paramount Pictures, but the TV franchise belongs to CBS. Both will have to come to some arrangement in the future in relation to the production of future films.

There are two different Paramount Television companies - 'Paramount Television', the company which makes programmes, including Threshold and Enterprise, for UPN and other networks, and UPN, the television station which Viacom had a stake in until the CBS merger. Both of those are owned by CBS.

I don't know where this leaves the website - Paramount Digital Entertainemtn was supposed to be lost in the split. Trek book publishing remains with CBS who own Simon & Schuster.

All very confusing... It does make me wonder, though, that should Star Trek ever return to TV, would it be more likely to air on the higher-profile CBS network (where it could get higher audiences than UPN allowed it?)
 
There is NO new Star Trek movie on the way...Rick Berman who was the creative force behind most recent Star Trek series pitched an idea to Paramount which was so awful that it was laughed away. Trek will be one the shelf for around another few years at least... JMS is rumoured to be working with Ronald Moore (from the new Battlestar Galactica remake) on a new series set further into the future.. but rest assured.. a trek film is a very, very far off thing.
 
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