Beverly would be 75 years old and Wesley 50.
Definite New Series/Limited Series with Patrick Stewart Returning
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In the Trek novelverse, they made a big deal of Beverly having a child in her 50's being no big deal. I wonder how far they're willing to push that concept on-screen.
I would love the mustachio'd USS Enterprise Captain Wesley from an alt-future DC comic to make an appearence.
Gates McFadden is nearly 70 and IMO, still a smoking hot woman
. She can play a 70+ Bevelry Crusher w/no problem!!As for Will Wheaton playing an older Wesley, well see for yourself
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Wil Wheaton will still look like he's 28 when he's 75.
Looks like it will be filming in California, not Canada
https://deadline.com/2018/12/patric...-kill-california-film-tax-credits-1202516860/
https://deadline.com/2018/12/patric...-kill-california-film-tax-credits-1202516860/
That's too weird.
Picard's age doesn't really register with me because I always perceived him as "older". But how old Beverly and Wesley Crusher would be? That just reminds you of how much time has passed.
I think his relatively thin, patchy beard helps him keep having that "lazy college student" vibe.
IMHO more recently he is looking a bit older, since his hair is starting to thin a bit. But still more like mid 30s than mid 40s.
As for Will Wheaton playing an older Wesley, well see for yourself
As long as he keeps his shirt on.
(I really don't understand why actors lay on tattoos like that.)
I'd say it's well past time we got a Starfleet officer with tattoos.
Wow! That's quite a bit of ink right there.
Wil Wheaton is nearly 50!
'Time is like a predator'. The older I get the more sympathy old Soran gets from me.
'Time is like a predator'. The older I get the more sympathy old Soran gets from me.
I wonder as they keep on saying this show is very different from the others before, does that mean this show has nothing to do with Starfleet? Nothing to do with starships? They did say he may not be a Captain anymore and previous storylines point to him being an ambassador of the Federation later in life? He is now a diplomat about to retire? Or just a retired disillusioned diplomat?
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/l...rts-picard-series-reveals-new-details-1174452
New details. They are not ignoring the Supernova from ST'09
New details. They are not ignoring the Supernova from ST'09
Finally, Alex Kurtzman comes out and declares that his team will finally respect and honor a piece of Star Trek lore.
...his own.
And the problem is? His piece of Trek lore is just as valid as those contributed by any other writer. Why would you not expect him to continue the story he started?
A concept that has never entered his mind.
The concept that entered his mind is that he is the writer/producer, and he gets to frame the narrative. And he is correct.
Like he was correct in writing Khan as a white British guy who was driven to commit acts of genocide on inferior beings? Hard to support the idea that he'll honor and respect other writers' contributions when everything I just described to you doesn't describe the original Khan in any way.
And now that I think about it, this brings up an interesting prospect. If for some reason Khan is going to be mentioned in the new Picard series, which Khan will it be?
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