Robin Curtis Talks Spock Love Child & Romulan Saavik January 5, 2012
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Feature Films (TMP-NEM), History , 86 comments
The Vulcan character of Saavik from the 1980s Star Trek movies has been the subject much fan discussion over the years. And in a new interview Robin Curtis, the second actress to play the part, discusses some of these issues including the never-fulfilled Spock/Saavik love child storyline and the potential Romulan heritage of the character.
Listen To Rare Star Trek Radio Special From 1982 December 14, 2011
by John Tenuto , Filed under: Feature Films (TMP-NEM), History, Viral Video/Mashup/Images , 44 comments
TrekMovie has a great piece of Star Trek history to share with you today. Our resident historian John Tenuto has unearthed a rare radio program promoting the release of Star Trek II in 1982 which featured interviews with William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, James Doohan, Nichelle Nichols, George Takei, Walter Koenig, Ricardo Montalban, and more. Listen to it below.
Star Trek VI: The Undisovered Country Turns 20 – A Video Retrospective December 6, 2011
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Feature Films (TMP-NEM), History , 136 comments
20 years ago today the original Star Trek crew embarked on their final big screen adventure with the premiere of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country on December 6, 1991. Today TrekMovie takes a look back with a retrospective of video interviews, features and promotional clips for STVI from 1991. So get into your wayback machines below.
Book Review: Star Trek: Cast No Shadow July 29, 2011
by Robert Lyons , Filed under: Books, Feature Films (TMP-NEM), Review , 23 comments
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country left a lot of open-ended questions. While there have been a few visits back to that "Lost Era" over the years, none have addressed the medium-term repercussions of the Khitomer Accords and the devastation wrought by the Praxis detonation. That all changes James Sawllow’s brand new novel "Star Trek: Cast No Shadow." The TrekMovie review is below.
QMx Reveals $5K Star Trek TMP USS Enterprise Refit Replica July 20, 2011
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Feature Films (TMP-NEM), Replicas , 110 comments
To date the replica maker Quantum Mechanix has only been working on items related to the 2009 Star Trek movie, but that has changed with the announcement of their limited edition Artisan Replica of the USS Enterprise Refit from Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Pre-orders begin in September, see below for pictures and details.
The Collective: Review of DST Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan Communicator July 11, 2011
by John Tenuto , Filed under: Feature Films (TMP-NEM), Replicas, Review, Toys , 70 comments
Used in exasperation (or a half Vulcan. half Romulan approximation) by Saavik and in revelatory assuredness by James T. Kirk, the Wrath of Khan era communicator is now available as a role playing toy from Diamond Select Toys. The Collective column makes it Khan-etic return with a review of the brand new item (including video demo).
Watch: Nicholas Meyer Talks About His Gene Roddenberry Regret June 11, 2011
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Feature Films (TMP-NEM), Interview, Viral Video/Mashup/Images , 80 comments
Last night at a screening of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan in Hollywood, director Nicholas Meyer spoke about his time with Trek. One of the more poignant moments was when he spoke of his regret over a specific meeting with Gene Roddenberry shortly before his death. Watch video clip below.
Jeri Ryan Explains Why She Turned Down Star Trek: Nemesis Role June 8, 2011
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Celebrity, Feature Films (TMP-NEM), VOY , 94 comments
It has been reported before that Star Trek Voyager’s Jeri Ryan was offered the chance to reprise her role as Seven of Nine in the 2002 movie Star Trek: Nemesis, but had scheduling conflicts. In a new interview the actress explains how she was offered the part (which appears to be more than a cameo), and why she turned it down.
29 Years Ago Today…Khaaaaaaan!! June 4, 2011
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Editorial, Feature Films (TMP-NEM) , 131 comments
On June 4th, 1982 Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan was released, and Star Trek changed forever. In the intervening 29 years nine more Star Trek feature films have been released, yet this relatively low budget entry is still considered the best of the franchise. Today TrekMovie celebrates Khan.
Malcolm McDowell: Kirk’s Death In Star Trek Generations Was “Very Poor” June 3, 2011
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Feature Films (TMP-NEM) , 158 comments
Does anyone like how they killed Captain James T. Kirk in Star Trek: Generations? Fans certainly aren’t happy about it, and now the actor who pulled the trigger reveals he thought it was a "very poor" way to end Kirk’s legacy.
Syfy Memorial Day Weekend Star Trek Movie Marathon + Watch Fans Hold Their Own “Trekathon” May 27, 2011
by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Feature Films (TMP-NEM), Star Trek (2009 film) , 68 comments
Have you ever considered watching all of the Star Trek movies in one extended marathon viewing session? This weekend you can do just that watching Syfy (almost) with a marathon of nine Star Trek films. Detailed schedule below plus we have a fun time-lapsed video of a grooup of fans who just held their own "Trekathon."
Star Trek Generations Director Carson On (Re)Shooting Death Of Kirk May 12, 2011
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Feature Films (TMP-NEM) , 175 comments
Director David Carson had the ignoble duty of being the man who had to shoot the death scene James T. Kirk, twice. In a new interview the Star Trek: Generations director talks about how he fought the studio, trying to at least give the icon Kirk the proper send off. Excerpts below.
FedCon Day 4: Sirtis & Wheaton Talk TNG, Nemesis & Star Trek 2009 + More Costume Pics May 1, 2011
by Kayla Iacovino , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions, Fandom, Feature Films (TMP-NEM), Star Trek (2009 film), TNG , 32 comments
Sunday was the final day of FedCon here in Düsseldorf, Germany, and the con was winding down. Today, there was a combo Trek panel with Wil Wheaton & Marina Sirtis remembering their time working on TNG, and working with Gene and Majel Roddenberry. We also got more great pics of costumed Trekkies and sci-fi fans! Read on for highlights.
Chris Doohan Shares Family Photos From Star Trek IV & Star Trek VI April 23, 2011
by Chris Doohan , Filed under: Feature Films (TMP-NEM), TOS , 110 comments
Today TrekMovie has a special guest blog from Chris Doohan, son of Star Trek’s original Montgomery “Scotty” Scott, James Doohan. Chris has found some family photos taken by himself and his sister at the premiere of Star Trek VI and on location for Star Trek IV.
DrexTV #4 – Behind The Scenes Video With USS Reliant Model & Last Day Of Voyager Set April 14, 2011
by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Feature Films (TMP-NEM), TNG, VOY, Viral Video/Mashup/Images , 60 comments
Star Trek artist and designer Doug Drexler has one of his very cool DrexTV video blogs up, this time Doug shares some behind the scenes videos, including a close look at the original USS Reliant film model being re-used for TNG, and the last days on the set of Star Trek: Voyager. Check it out below.

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