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JJ Abrams to produce next movie.

  • 22-07-2006 5:52pm
    #1
    Terry
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    http://imdb.com/news/wenn/2006-07-21/#celeb3
    Mission: Impossible III director JJ Abrams has confirmed he's set to save the Star Trek franchise after signing on to produce the next film in the sci-fi series. The 40-year-old Lost and Alias creator, who is a longtime fan of the cult TV show and subsequent movies, is considering directing the new Trek movie too. In an exclusive interview with America's TV Guide magazine, Abrams says, "It's sort of surreal but wonderful. I'm producing and may direct. I have every DVD of every Star Trek episode from every series. I haven't seen every episode from every series but I certainly know it well enough to be working on the movie." Abrams, who will team up with fellow Star Trek buff and Lost co-creator Damon Lindelof on the new project, initially fumed when his involvement in the new film was announced before he'd committed to it. He admits he took his time to sign up for the project: "There have been 10 films and all these different (TV) series, so it was a question of finding out what they (movie executives at Paramount) were anticipating." Abrams insists the cult following Lost has found will help him make decisions about where to take the secret storyline for the latest Star Trek film. He explains, "Fans of Lost don't compare to fans of Star Trek, but working on Lost gives us a view into how important it is to respect the fans."

    as a fan of lost and alias, i can only see this as a good thing.


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  • #2
    tj-music.com
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    Good news!!


  • #3
    Kojak
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    tj-music.com wrote:
    Good news!!

    Agreed - the last film or two were pretty sh1t, IMO.


  • #4
    HDX
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    Juliep I see you everywhere...


    YEs definitely good news.


  • #5
    J.R.HARTLEY
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    in fairness we've been dicussing that for a while now. it's mentioned a few times in the "ben afflek as the new captain" thread, *Shudder* what a horrid thought


  • #6
    Terry
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 26,061 ✭✭✭✭Terry


    J.R.HARTLEY wrote:
    in fairness we've been dicussing that for a while now. it's mentioned a few times in the "ben afflek as the new captain" thread, *Shudder* what a horrid thought
    yes, but it hadn't been confirmed at that point.

    HDX wrote:
    Juliep I see you everywhere...
    i'm a whore.


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  • #7
    Anti
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    yes dont let riker direct another one !


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