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Collider.com posted a transcript of their video interview with Star Trek director J.J. Abrams conducted at this week Saturn Awards. Here are few excerpts.
Q: Everyone wants to know, what are the chances of you getting back in the director's chair?
Abrams: We just started talking about ideas... we've just begun this process so it's so early that it's insane to, you know - I have no idea; but I would say that it's that kind of feeling that as we're talking about stories you start to salivate, like ‘oh my God I can't wait to do that!' and so that feels good and my guess is that as we continue it will become clearer how we will plan out what will happen. But it's been really fun - even the cursory discussions we've had so far
Q: You're the master of starting franchises...
Abrams: No I'm not!
Q: You started a lot of really great things - "Alias", "Fringe"... I've seen your track record where you start things and, kind of, move on, so I guess I'm a little nervous that "Star Trek" might not hold your attention.
Abrams: Oh! I see what you're saying. Well, I'm open to anything. We've had some really interesting discussions so far but, you know - you have to be open to everything to find the right thing so the answer is sure, I'm open to that. I think in a story it's important to personify, somehow, what you're up against so it's a tricky one to figure out how to, like, fight evil wind! (evil look for emphasis).
As reported before, the video interview is here.
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