Director/producer/other stuff-er JJ Abrams has mentioned the next Star Trek film in an interview. As you all know when someone says anything about a forthcoming sci-fi or superhero film, it’s our duty as a blog to report the same story as everybody else regardless of how little information we are actually conveying.
Your job, as drooling fanboys, is to then get all excited/angry about what we write.
Abrams mentioned in an interview that he’s going to start working on the sequel to his 2009 Star Trek re-boot, presumably after he’s finished his promotional obligations for his latest film Super 8.
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The range of characters that Leonard Nimoy has played in his time is staggering – there was Spock in Star Trek.
And Spock in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. And, um… oh, you know, all those other characters that IMDb says he played. Like Narab in 1952′s Zombies Of The Stratosphere. And Uncredited Young Ball Player in 1951′s Rhubarb. And the narrator in the videogame Civilisation IV. All of them iconic and all of them indelible, except for the ones that weren’t Spock, because we just had to look those ones up on the internet.
Those roles all need to be cherished because, at the age of 79, Leonard Nimoy has announced that he is to retire from acting. Although the profession has given him plenty of wonderful moments, he feels that now is the time to let Zachary Quinto get mercilessly hounded by legions of friendless, bad-smelling geeks all the bloody time.
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The forthcoming JJ Abrams-helmed Star Trek movie is one of the most breathlessly-anticipated movies for a long time, especially by people waiting to see if it can out-bad the one about Captain Kirk wanking around with some whales.
And the latest Star Trek-related news suggests that it might just be able to, thanks to another piece of wayward casting. It's been announced that, as well as the bloke from Heroes, one of Harold and Kumar and Simon Pegg, Star Trek will also star Winona Ryder as Spock's Vulcan mother. What Winona Ryder will actually do in Star Trek remains to be seen, although it's probably safe to say that there's going to be a subplot where Spock experiences all sorts of emotionally-conflicting erotic thoughts about his own mother. Well, he is part-human, after all.
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