Transporter malfunction leaves Kirk looking like a different actor.
Star Trek 4 The Return of Tuvix.
Transporter malfunction leaves Kirk looking like a different actor.
Not gonna lie, I'm surprised they haven't done this for more than a one-off ("Rascals", "Tuvix" etc) in Trek's 50 years. Even Sliders did it.Transporter malfunction leaves Kirk looking like a different actor.
Transporter malfunction leaves Kirk looking like a different actor.
They've never needed to do that before, why start now? Just recast Kirk and get it over with.
Or, better yet, pay Chris the money he's entitled to under contract.
Like any of us, he's worth what people are willing to pay him.
Why start now? Because it explains it away.
Orci tweeted the plot couple of years back:What was the original plot of Star Trek III going to be? I know Shatner and Nimoy were up for it and it must have been one of those time travel/universal portal jobs to include those two legends so does anyone know? Couldn't it be readapted for just Shatner on his own?
JB
They probably liked the second one better as it had Thor . and Thor means $$$s!!Orci and those writers had two stories, one with Shatner that shared similarities with Beyond, and one with Kirk's dad (he was talking about the second story on trekmovie ) the one with Shatner got rejected, but the second story is one JJ saved for later.
I think the second story was different and not really an adaptation of the first with Shatner. Because the studio, from what I understand, really didn't like the first story but liked the second..so they must be different enough to create different responses. Orci walked away or they made him walk away because he liked the first better and they had creative differences about the second story with Kirk's dad.
They probably liked the second one better as it had Thor . and Thor means $$$s!!
i'm sorry, that title doesn't use "trek" as a verb.Sounds like the title should be - Star Trek 4: The Brilliance of Engineer Scott
And it isn't phrased in the form of a question.i'm sorry, that title doesn't use "trek" as a verb.
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