new creative team for star trek 3

[Nerys Myk]

The grass isn't always greener on the other side...

When it is, it's often because the guy next door takes care of his lawn.

Or he has a septic tank or a big dog.

Or has a better dealer.

 

[M'Sharak]

I fear we'll hear 50 more candidate names until they decide what to do.
I won't start worrying about it yet.

I'm thinking right around the time they begin pre-production sounds like a good time to begin giving it much of a worry. Between now and then will be a lot like the last time around, when a lot of things were theoretically up in the air, and Abrams was making noises about maybe not having time to direct. (Come to think of it, didn't he dither for a bit on the first film, too, before finally announcing that he'd direct it himself?)

 

[Out Of My Vulcan Mind]

I'm sure we'll hear rumors of any number of names bandied about. The director should be announced some time next year, with shooting to commence in 2015 for a 2016 release.

 

[beamMe]

Spielberg?

Please, god, no!

 

[Commishsleer]

The interview doesn't indicate that Orci has any intention of stepping away from Trek, of course. Most likely the script will have been largely developed by the time Bad Robot and Paramount agree on a director for ST 3 - probably by Orci, Kurtzman and Lindelof.

Yes I take that exerpt to mean that he really wants to write the script - that he owns it.
If a 3rd movie goes ahead I think it will be the same team, even
JJ.
Unless they have something better to do.

 

[Relayer1]

Spielberg?

Please, god, no!

I don't know, Trek could really benefit from a cloyingly saccharine view of growing up in America in the mid 20th century, an annoying blonde kid with a pudding bowl haircut and some cute aliens...

 

[Spock/Uhura Fan]

I just want a good movie that focuses on the things I care about (good story/team/Spock&Uhura). The team that worked on the 2009 film did that with that movie. Having said this, I have no problems with changes in the team so long as they get back to what I liked from the first film.

 

[publiusr]

Spielberg?

Please, god, no!

I don't know, Trek could really benefit from a cloyingly saccharine view of growing up in America in the mid 20th century, an annoying blonde kid with a pudding bowl haircut and some cute aliens...

That was Spielberg before Schindler's List though.
he might have some good ideas.

Now I rather liked Attack The Block.

 

[Admiral Buzzkill]

There was a lot more worthwhile development of the Spock/Uhura relationship in STID than in ST 2009. The first movie mainly used it for the fun of the reveal.

Spielberg is more than Star Trek can ask for.