Shatner or Nimoy - either would be fine.
I'm very curious about their reactions to the final product.
I'm very curious about their reactions to the final product.
Of all the people....
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Nimoy has already given his reaction: 
Shatner.
Orci. I'd love to be able to ask how they decided which parts of canon to adhere to and which to deviate from. Wil Wheaton or Ronald D. Moore would also be fun to talk to about the movie.
Avery Brooks or Dominic Keating. Brooks because Sisko was my favorite character ever and based on the interviews I've seen, he seems pretty cool. Keating for basically the same reasons. Cool character and seems like he would be fun to be around.
"Are you going...to finish...thosenachos!?"
And I don't even really care what movie we watch. Doesn't even need to be "Star Trek." His Esperanto flick would be fun.
Well, since "none of the above" is almost certainly going to be the REAL answer, I'm going to give one that's no less likely than any other answer.
I'd personally love to watch it with Gene Coon. And get his personal take on what parts of the movie fit with his perspective on the show and which parts didn't.
A close second would be Matt Jefferies... for much the same reason (though focusing on a different area). Maybe Wah Chang, too.
Heck, ANYONE who was substantially involved in the creation and direction of the original show (meaning, not an ACTOR, but someone who was an ongoing part of the "behind the scenes" side of the show).
number6
Vice Admiral
I personally think not having this film dubbed in Esperanto was a huge mistake.
I'm amazed no one has said this. Perhaps because he's deceased. But...
GENE RODDENBERRY
I'd also like to see it with Obama.
GR as much as I love him as Treks creator, doesn't seem like the
kind of person I'd want to chill with.
Obama however would rock.
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Abrams. No doubt.
He's the Director and the one with the vision. He takes whatever
the words are on the page and turns them into visual art.
I've seen his interviews and he is extremely intellectual.
I'd love to be able to chat with him about the film after sitting
through it with him.
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GodThingFormerly
A Different Kind of Asshole
Yeah, that's just what Leslie Stevens thought.
Those who suggested RDM had a very good idea. 
I would also add...Andrew J. Robinson. Yes, I know he wasn't involved with TOS, but we've seen evidence that he has a very creative mind and he's someone I think I could really discuss the ins and outs of the story with, nitpick problems, and brainstorm solutions.
I would also add...Andrew J. Robinson. Yes, I know he wasn't involved with TOS, but we've seen evidence that he has a very creative mind and he's someone I think I could really discuss the ins and outs of the story with, nitpick problems, and brainstorm solutions.
I'd like to see it with The Okuda's and Rick Sternback together, but I'd probably be spending most of the movie watching their faces, so it would have to be my third or fourth viewing.
Also, afterward, I'd like to go to the closest bar and just talk about All Thing's Trek and anything else that comes up during the conversation, for the next four or five hours! (or till the sun rises!)
Also, afterward, I'd like to go to the closest bar and just talk about All Thing's Trek and anything else that comes up during the conversation, for the next four or five hours! (or till the sun rises!)
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