All Star Trek

[Vermillion]

Fok more lens flare....

[First Blood]

Wonderful new trailer. It's gonna be a great year for Sci-fi movies. Unf.

[Prime113]

Absolutely fantastic.I loved the bit when they showed all the members of the ship, felt very grand. 

[DoomRulz]

I never bothered with ENT because I think Scott Bakula is an arrogant motherf**ker. I remember once watching one of his interviews and he actually had the nerve to say that he's the only ST captain that has ever bled. Like really? f**k off

I never watched Enterprise but I used to love Quantum Leap, so maybe I'm biased, but I don't think that sounds arrogant as much as just misinformed.

It's hard to accept misinformed as an excuse considering he's playing what is basically the central role to a long-established franchise. If he wasn't familiar with ST to begin with, then he had no business playing a Star Trek captain.

[Rick Grimes]

Alice Eve will be playing Dr. Carol Marcus.

"I play Dr. Carol Marcus, who, as you know, was in the original series and in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. In that, obviously, she has Kirk's full-grown son, but that isn't necessarily the case here. She's obviously highly qualified, highly intelligent, a weapons expert. It's my version, and J.J.'s version, because J.J. split the universe in 2009, and allowed for any eventuality to happen in this new incarnation. There was an element of artistic license we were given."

Benedict talks more about John Harrison:

"John Harrison is a terrorist. He's a homegrown terrorist. He's a one man weapon of mass destruction. He's incredibly adept at close-hand combat and weaponry, as well as psychological warfare. He's very smart, very quick. He's a warrior. He's not two-dimensional. There's a great deal of soul to him, and there's a really strong reason of why he leaves the trail of destruction and devastation."

Viral website has gone live:

http://www.areyouthe1701.com/

[EEV2650]

Alice Eve will be playing Dr. Carol Marcus.

"I play Dr. Carol Marcus, who, as you know, was in the original series and in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. In that, obviously, she has Kirk's full-grown son, but that isn't necessarily the case here. She's obviously highly qualified, highly intelligent, a weapons expert. It's my version, and J.J.'s version, because J.J. split the universe in 2009, and allowed for any eventuality to happen in this new incarnation. There was an element of artistic license we were given."

Benedict talks more about John Harrison:

"John Harrison is a terrorist. He's a homegrown terrorist. He's a one man weapon of mass destruction. He's incredibly adept at close-hand combat and weaponry, as well as psychological warfare. He's very smart, very quick. He's a warrior. He's not two-dimensional. There's a great deal of soul to him, and there's a really strong reason of why he leaves the trail of destruction and devastation."

Viral website has gone live:

http://www.areyouthe1701.com/

^Carol Marcus wasnt in the original series. Just saying is all.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJb0cjEAS90#ws

[Corporal Hicks]

I never bothered with ENT because I think Scott Bakula is an arrogant motherf**ker. I remember once watching one of his interviews and he actually had the nerve to say that he's the only ST captain that has ever bled. Like really? f**k off

I never watched Enterprise but I used to love Quantum Leap, so maybe I'm biased, but I don't think that sounds arrogant as much as just misinformed.

It's hard to accept misinformed as an excuse considering he's playing what is basically the central role to a long-established franchise. If he wasn't familiar with ST to begin with, then he had no business playing a Star Trek captain.

Many actors don't know as much about their shows as the fans do.

[DoomRulz]

That's inexcusable. They should take the time to become familiar with major franchises if they're going to be part of it. Especially as actors, it's important to know the back-story.

[SiL]

No it isn't.

[SM]

Nay!  He should be strung up by the testicles for the most heinous of crimes of claiming to be the only Star Trek captain who bled!

[Corporal Hicks]

That's inexcusable. They should take the time to become familiar with major franchises if they're going to be part of it. Especially as actors, it's important to know the back-story.

Can't agree with you here. They read their lines off the script. They don't have to be completely versed in the backstory -  they got told all the story they need for their roles in the script. You know that. There's a reason we're called the fanatics, not them.

[SuperM]

with the amount some of them earn in the big movies, they should know everything. anyhows i read that they all watched the original series before doing the first movie

[DoomRulz]

That's inexcusable. They should take the time to become familiar with major franchises if they're going to be part of it. Especially as actors, it's important to know the back-story.

Can't agree with you here. They read their lines off the script. They don't have to be completely versed in the backstory -  they got told all the story they need for their roles in the script. You know that. There's a reason we're called the fanatics, not them.

As an actor myself, I would take the time to get more in touch with the series so I really know what I'm getting myself into. But that's me.

[First Blood]

Some actors do and some don't. Daniel Craig watched all the Bond movies before doing Casino Royale. But I don't think they should know every detail about what they're getting into. It's ludicrous. I doubt Ben Browder watched every episode of SG-1 before replacing Richard Dean Anderson.

[Lie]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJb0cjEAS90#ws

Does anyone anywhere know where I can this thing that this guy just horribly spoiled.