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Some clever sleuthing by TrekMovie.com on the AreYouThe1701.com website has uncovered a file about Star Trek into Darkness‘ John Harrison.
The PDF file is two pages in length, and reproduced below the cut. Note: There are spoilers, so if you’ve not yet seen the movie, wait until you do before you read the rest of this article.
Star Trek into Darkness Co-Producer/Co-Writer Damon Lindelof spoke about his work on the movie and one of the topics was the mysterious John Harrison.
In this latest Trek movie, the events of Star Trek (2009) weigh heavily upon the Federation.
Even though he’s the villain of Star Trek into Darkness, fans may at times feel sympathetic towards John Harrison.
There are mild spoilers behind the cut, and speculation on the character that is spoilerish in the original article.
In another John Harrison clip, the villain of Star Trek into Darkness gets into Lt. Uhura’s mind.
Following the clip in which Harrison described what makes Spock tick and Spock’s vulnerabilities, Harrison does the same for Uhura.
A pair of new Star Trek into Darkness commercials has been released.
The commercials, running half-a-minute in length each, are titled “Vendetta” and “World.”
Another snippet from Star Trek into Darkness is available for eager fans.
The clip, just less than a minute-and-a-half in length, features Kirk and Harrison.
A new clip features a message from John Harrison To Spock.
The short clip, forty-three seconds long, probes into what makes Spock tick.
Rumors have swirled around the Internet regarding the identity of Benedict Cumberbatch‘s villain, and one site claims to have the answer as to John Harrison’s true identity.
Spoilers are behind the cut.
Star Trek into Darkness Co-writer Damon Lindelof explained that there is a logical reason for keeping quiet about the villain of the movie.
After the success of Star Trek, the pressure is on to produce a good movie. “If anything, we’ve become more terrified [this time],” said Lindelof. “We kind of got it right the first time; ‘Let’s really not screw it up this time.’ You really have to honor the forty-plus years of canon and legacy that this amazing franchise had before we put pen to paper.”
For actor Benedict Cumberbatch, he didn’t have to look far to find inspiration for John Harrison.
Although he looked at past terrorists, there was plenty of inspiration from modern day events, said Cumberbatch.