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STAR TREK Trailer Coming Nov 2008 - TrekMovie Source
Nathan Fillion does p o r n !!
Oct 11 | YouTube, the most famous video site in the world, is planning to introduce full-length TV shows. Even if people are used to watching short clips, to a maximum of 10 minutes, Google, YouTube has decided to sign a partnership with CBS to broadcast TV shows like Star Trek.
Oct 10 | Warner Home Video will release MGM: WHEN THE LION ROARS, the 1992 documentary narrated by Patrick Stewart, on DVD January 20th. The two-disc set will retail for $29.98 MSRP.
Oct 09 | Simon Pegg has signed a seven-figure publishing deal to write three books. Under the contract with Hodder & Stoughton, the comedian will release a title each autumn for the next three years. The first, due out in 2009, will be his autobiography, tracing his career from his first-ever stand up gig, through Spaced, Sean Of The Dead and Hot Fuzz, ending with his role as Scotty in the forthcoming Star Trek film.
Oct 07 | Cryptic Studios released today the first set of Star Trek Online wallpapers, with four backgrounds showcasing ground and space environments, and GameInformer's October cover spaceship.
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By GustavoLeao / 16:32, 14 April 2007 / Feature Films
Star Trek XI producer/director J.J. Abrams sent a message to the fans at the Creation Grand Slam convention this weekend in Burbank, which was read to the crowd by Richard Arnold Saturday morning. Here is a transcript of the message, courtesy of Trek Movie Report :
Dear Grand Slammers,
We are currently in pre-pre-pre-production and are all beyond excitement and honored to bring you the next chapter in the Star Trek saga. There will be much more to say at next year’s convention, but for now know that we are working hard to do you proud. Thank you for your support and for keeping Mr. Roddenberry’s vision alive
Best,
J.J. Abrams
Also, according to site, Arnold told the crowd at the convention that he discussed with Abrams how he felt that some of the later series of Trek got away from Gene Roddenberry vision, noting that former Star Trek producer Rick Berman once described the early Star Trek series as ‘pollyannish’. Abrams reply to that was "I think we can all do with some pollyanna."
The original report can be found here.
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