Beyerstein said:
I just think it's really funny that one of the things people've always said worked so well about TOS was the chemistry between Kirk/Spock/Bones, yet they seem to be casting from a "he sorta looks like him" perspective.
Oh, and Spock is much harder to cast than Kirk.
I think there are a few more plusses to hiring Quinto. By this time next year, Heroes will have completed another season, and I think his star-power will be even higher. If you're looking to bring new viewers to Star Trek, it doesn't hurt to pull from another popular place. Look who they picked for Hiro's dad. I'm sure that brought a handful of Star Trek fans over.Temis the Vorta said:
They didn't just hire Quinto for his looks, yknow. How many times do you see an actor who makes other actors around him look better than they actually are? That's what they mean when they talk about "chemistry." Get a Kirk who has even a moderate ability to reciprocate and I think they'll really have something.
I'm hoping this as well. The 'regular' bridge crew shouldn't actually be together until the final scene where Kirk tells Sulu to set a course and the ship goes to warp as "Space... the Final Frontier" is recited by Nimoy (or young Kirk, I guess).Temis the Vorta said:
I'm hoping this movie will focus more on Kirk and Spock, with the other regulars appearing briefly via flash-forward to whet our appetites for Trek XII.![]()
Lord Garth said:
In a slight tangent, I'm going to say the Nimoy-Spock portions will take place in 2385. Six years since NEM in real life, so why not six years later in the 24th Century scenes?
Additionally, 2385 is 100 years after TWOK is supposed to be set. A nice tip of the hat whether it's intentional or coincidental.
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