‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Promoting Globally With Isaacs In Blackpool, Shenzhou In Berlin And More
Plus promotions for Discovery this past week in Toronto, New York, Los Angeles
Plus promotions for Discovery this past week in Toronto, New York, Los Angeles
Kurtzman talks plans for Discovery’s second season and gives more details on the main character’s backstory.
And in more of our business update, Paramount renews deal with ‘Star Trek Beyond’ partner.
Star Trek: TNG actress decries gender pay inequity in Hollywood.
Also how CBS intends to launch more new shows and make full seasons of all current series available on All Access
We finally get a premiere date and streaming schedule for ‘Star Trek: Discovery,’ At last!
Take a look at some of the cool Star Trek displays from CBS at the Las Vegas licensing show.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ gets its first licensing deal, and it will be with McFarlane Toys. There will also be TOS and TNG figures in the first wave.
TrekMovie looks back on the 8th anniversary of J.J. Abrams Star Trek movie, which rebooted, restarted, re-imagined and revived a franchise.
The CEO of CBS talks up Star Trek: Discovery with investors, giving details on production and demographic expectations. He also announced a combined CBS All Access/Showtime package.
CEO Les Moonves discusses how Star Trek: Discovery and CBS All Access fit together, and how Netflix is making the show bigger and better.
A last-minute deal has been struck between the studios and the WGA, so Star Trek: Discovery’s writers can continue working on scripts for the show.
A potential strike could have a big impact on the production of Star Trek: Discovery. We also look at how past writers strikes have affected Star Trek.
Sonequa Martin-Green, who plays the lead character on Star Trek Discovery, gives her first public remarks on the show.
CBS finally acknowledges Sonequa Martin-Green as part of the Star Trek: Discovery cast, and now her Walking Dead co-star Andrew Lincoln wants to join her.
Anthony Rapp is talking Discovery again.
The fate of the Star Trek film franchise is in new hands.
While there has been a lot of news about the next Trek TV show (Star Trek: Discovery coming to CBS All Access this fall), news on Paramount’s plans for the next feature film is much more scarce. However, there was a mention about the future of the Trek film franchise by the CEO of Viacom, Paramount’s parent company, at an investor event this week.
Star Trek: Discovery finally has its captain. Film and television veteran Jason Isaacs has just been tapped for the upcoming Trek series. In addition Discovery has also found a new cadet. More details on both castings below.
Varese Sarabande’s deluxe two-disc soundtrack release features 29 cues of previously unreleased music from Star Trek Beyond, including full Jaylah and Yorktown Themes.
Director Adam Nimoy chatted with us about working on the Deep Space Nine documentary What We Left Behind, his directorial career, his documentary For the Love of Spock, and possibly bringing back Spock Prime in a future Trek production.
In an interview promoting Armani fragrances, actor Chris Pine spoke briefly (and vaguely) about the follow-up to Star Trek Beyond. More info on that plus Zoe Saldana is gearing up to return to Pandora and there is news on a Paramount management shakeup. Check it all out below.
The “What We Left Behind” producers are doing what no one has done before.
CBS Chief Les Moonves told investors today that Star Trek: Discovery will premiere in late Summer or early Fall 2017. More details follow.
McDonald’s Japan has a crazy new Star Trek-themed campaign for their brand new burger, including a new promotional movie. Check it out below
Chris Gilleece remembers his first trip to The Federation Trading Post.
A well executed repackaging of the single-season sets that offers a tremendous amount of content for a great price.
The casting news keeps on coming as three more actors beam aboard.
With the copyright infringement trial just 11 days away, Star Trek fan film Axanar producer Alec Peters settled with plaintiffs CBS and Paramount Pictures. The terms of the settlement, announced today, require that Peters admit “overreaching” and allow for a scaled-back production of Axanar as two 15-minute films that conform to all of the studios’ fan film guidelines announced last June.
While a Federal judge denied summary judgment January 4, 2017, to both sides in the Axanar copyright infringement lawsuit, he dealt a major blow to the defendants’ hope to use fair use as a defense in the case.