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Karl Urban on Meeting Leonard Nimoy as Spock, Says Movie Will Introduce Star Trek Phenomenon to a Whole New Audience

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By GustavoLeao / 15:52, 13 April 2008 / Feature Films

The latest issue of Star Trek Magazine features an exclusive interview with the new Leonard McCoy, actor Karl Urban. Here are new excerpts of the interview.

Urban says one of the highlights during filming of the new Star Trek movie was meeting Leonard Nimoy "I was privileged enough to be on set the day he first put those ears back on, which I think was the first time in over 15 years," Urban said "As a Trekker myself I got chills up my spine hearing him deliver those Spock lines in that Spock cadence. It was a really thrilling and exciting moment to be witness to."

Urban said he could not believe he had got the part. "I felt like I'd won the lottery. I remember people calling me, congratulating me, so it was quite overwhelming."

"I really believe that this movie is going to not only satiate the long-term Trekkers, but also introduce the Star Trek phenomenon to a whole new demographic of people who perhaps weren't around or privy to the various incarnations in the past."


More excerpts from the Urban interview can be found at Stuff.co.nz

The full article can be found on the latest issue of Star Trek Magazine, now on sale.



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