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By GustavoLeao / 13:55, 12 December 2012 / Star Trek: Nemesis
Wired posted a new interview with Star Trek Into Darkness writers Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman and Damon Lindelof, and here are few excerpts of the article.
The Star Trek producers sound like they’re in synch with director Chris
Nolan’s approach to the Batman trilogy: quit after three. Orci told
Wired, “I think in our minds, we always thought that we’d probably start
outliving our usefulness after three movies. That’s a nice three- act
structure for whatever story you’re telling.”
Orci said there were reasons for casting a lesser known actor like
Cumberbatch as the heavy. “I liked that some people are not aware of him
yet, I think they’re going to be after this movie. It’s always nice to
see someone whose work you weren’t familiar with too long before and
then suddenly: oh my God he’s so good on Sherlock, and you’re
now a fan of that show. So to have Benedict agree to come on and join
sort of a preexisting family…and his voice is terrifying. Benedict’s
voice is like its very own special effect.”
Kurtzman, added that John Harrison won’t be the only source of friction . Spock and Kirk will also continue to bump heads. “We want to obviously pick up where the last movie left off, but not assume that Kirk and Spock are best friends at that point because they’re not. That was a big part of our challenge: to make sure we came in at the right point where they are still learning how to function as a family.”
The full article is here.

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