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it's not specifically about Vulcans but it sure could affect our
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'Star Trek' franchise eyes 2008 revival - Variety
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - More than three years after the last "Star
Trek" movie crashed at the box office, the venerable sci-fi franchise
is being revived by the director of the upcoming "Mission: Impossible"
sequel, Daily Variety reported in its Friday edition.
The as-yet-untitled "Star Trek" feature, the 11th since 1979, is
aiming for a fall 2008 release through Paramount Pictures, the
Viacom Inc. unit looking to restore its box-office luster under
new management, the trade paper said.
[ snip ]
Daily Variety said the action would center on the early days of
"Star Trek" characters James T. Kirk and Mr. Spock, including their
first meeting at Starfleet Academy and first outer-space mission.
[ snip - remainder of article ]
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been edited to remove the HTML encoding, and reformatted for
readability. I've also edited the original posting to try to
minimize the copyright concern. More details are available at
many news sites on the web. ]
probably can't post it word for word because it's copywrited and
it's not specifically about Vulcans but it sure could affect our
canon
'Star Trek' franchise eyes 2008 revival - Variety
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - More than three years after the last "Star
Trek" movie crashed at the box office, the venerable sci-fi franchise
is being revived by the director of the upcoming "Mission: Impossible"
sequel, Daily Variety reported in its Friday edition.
The as-yet-untitled "Star Trek" feature, the 11th since 1979, is
aiming for a fall 2008 release through Paramount Pictures, the
Viacom Inc. unit looking to restore its box-office luster under
new management, the trade paper said.
[ snip ]
Daily Variety said the action would center on the early days of
"Star Trek" characters James T. Kirk and Mr. Spock, including their
first meeting at Starfleet Academy and first outer-space mission.
[ snip - remainder of article ]
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