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A short featurette has been released promoting Star Trek into Darkness, with comments by J.J. Abrams, Zachary Quinto, Chris Pine and Zoë Saldana.
Abrams explained what he wanted to accomplish with the sequel to 2009′s Star Trek. “The goal for this movie was definitely to up the ante as much as we could,” he said. “There are a lot of characters that people are anticipating seeing. Kirk and Spock, Bones, Scotty, Uhura, Chekov, and Sulu.”
Zachary Quinto is at ease as he waits for Star Trek into Darkness to release.
Trek fans may be nervous though, as Quinto promises that the sequel will be “darker, bigger,” with “more at stake for everyone.” Expect “more action, more peril and there’s more at stake.”
In a new Funny or Die video clip, random people on the street are asked if they care about Spock.
The answers of most people stopped might surprise Star Trek fans.
Fans going to see Star Trek Into Darkness this May should bring along some Kleenex.
The villain John Harrison “tears into the fabric of the world and the Enterprise family,” said Benedict Cumberbatch, who plays Harrison. “It leaves a trail of devastation.”
A Star Trek fan with terminal cancer who had been granted his wish to see Star Trek into Darkness has passed away.
Daniel Craft‘s wish to see the movie had been posted by his friend on Reddit, and the wish eventually made its way to J.J. Abrams, who made a rough cut of the movie available for Dan and his wife Paige to see.
Several of the Star Trek actors spoke recently to MTV about Star Trek Into Darkness, and in the interviews, they revealed a bit more about Benedict Cumberbatch‘s character, the peril of the Enterprise crew and Kirk’s interaction with Alice Eve‘s character.
As usual, potential spoilers are behind the cut.
Zachary Quinto appeared on Conan O’Brien recently, where he gave fans an exclusive Star Trek clip.
“I have a lot of respect for you and your audience,” said Quinto. “And I wanted to bring something to you guys today that was more than that (Abrams’ now infamous ’3 frames’ preview). I didn’t tell J.J.; I didn’t tell Paramount…But I wanted to show everybody something”
For Zachary Quinto, while playing a bad guy isn’t new for him, getting to be in on the creation of the character from the beginning is.
Last season on American Horror Story, Quinto was seen as Chad Warwick, the ghost of the previous owner of a spooky restored mansion. This year, he portrays a different character, Dr. Oliver Thredson.
In this evening’s Tricks and Treats episode of American Horror Story, Star Trek‘s Zachary Quinto will be returning, but not as ghost Chad Warwick.
“No, there’s no ghosts this year,” said Quinto. “And all of us that are coming back to the show from last season are playing totally different characters, which is one of the most appealing aspects of this season for me. To be able to explore totally different landscapes with these characters is really exciting.”
Star Trek‘s Zachary Quinto will be appearing in the American Repertory Theater’s The Glass Menagerie early next year.
Quinto will join Tony nominee Celia Keenan-Bolder, Brian J. Smith and Cherry Jones in the play.
According to Zachary Quinto, Star Trek 2 will be even better than Star Trek XI.
“It was bigger,” said Quinto, referring to Star Trek 2. “It was bolder, I think, than the first one, and that was pretty big and bold from my stand point.”
New photos featuring the actors from Star Trek 2 have appeared online.
The photos, featuring child actress Anjini Azhar, were taken with the regular cast of Star Trek 2 as well as with some of the guest stars for the movie.
Zachary Quinto will be on a set shooting a new movie this summer.
The movie is Invitation, starring Luke Wilson and directed by Karyn Kusama (Girlfight).
Star Trek 2 has finished principal photography according to the tweets of several of the actors starring in the movie.
Zachary Quinto and Simon Pegg both tweeted about the end of their work on Star Trek 2. “Wind, reel and print,” said Pegg. “The countdown to May 2013 has begun.”
In what must surely be a fanboy’s dream, several Star Trek cast members made their appearance at a local Hooter’s in Northern California last night.
The actors were in town filming scenes for Star Trek 2 at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.