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Michael Dorn Wants Low-Budget Trek Movie For Syfy

PLUS: Worf actor almost had role in 'Star Trek 2'

Michael Dorn has a penchant for showing up where fans may not quite expect him, and it almost happened again with the now-wrapped "Star Trek 2" under director J.J. Abrams. Dorn, who spent seven years on "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and four years on "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" as the Klingon ...

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'Star Trek 2' Special Effects Team Heads To Iceland

No actors are expected to be part of second-unit shooting for the film

The USS Enterprise has ventured out to many exotic planets -- and even a trip to the center of the galaxy that many would like to forget. But one thing a Star Trek film has never done was film outside the United States. Until now. "Star Trek 2" is heading to Iceland. And, at least according t ...

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First Look: New NBC Series 'Revolution'Series comes from J.J. Abrams in a world without power ... except political

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Fox Closes 'Alcatraz,' But Gives 'Touch' Another Chance

Both were top 10 shows for Fox, but 'Alcatraz' was out of top 50 overall

Genre fans went 1-for-2 with Fox on Wednesday as one freshman show earned a second season, while another one is waiving good-bye. Fox pulled the plug on "Alcatraz" after a 13-episode run that started strong, but ended well below expectations. In fact, what is now the series premiere was just a 2. ...

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Principal Photography Wraps For 'Star Trek 2'

Now it's time for post-production on the anticipated Trek sequel

If Leonard Nimoy is going to appear in "Star Trek 2," here's hoping he's already shot his scenes. Filming for "Star Trek 2" ended Tuesday after nearly four months of shooting, according to TrekMovie. Roberto Orci, one of the writers of the film, made the statement simple on Twitter: "And ... that ...

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Bad Guys, Spock, And Star Trek Spoilers

... oh my

This story contains potential spoilers for the upcoming film "Star Trek 2." If you really want to take your seat in the movie theater next year and have absolutely no knowledge about the film we're calling "Star Trek 2" when the opening credits role, you might want to stop reading now. If you' ...

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Forget 'Fringe,' Is Leonard Nimoy Coming To 'Star Trek 2'?

Off-the-cuff CNN interview now has some fans wondering

As part of its public relations campaign to help retire the space shuttle program, NASA pulled out the red carpet and invited all the media for the arrival of its experimental shuttle Enterprise to New York City on Thursday. The shuttle, which had never made it to space, is being moved from its h ...

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'Star Trek 2' Villain Has iPhone To Thank

Benedict Cumberbatch had to figure something out in getting a screen test to J.J. Abrams

When Benedict Cumberbatch was asked to screen test the new villain in "Star Trek 2," he used the kind of technology that would make Capt. Kirk proud. And we're talking about the one that always had Siri by his side. Cumberbatch, who fans know best from Steven Moffat's "Sherlock" series, told ...

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TV Star Trek May Have To Wait Until After Movies

Bryan Fuller is still quite interested, but it's up to J.J. Abrams and Paramount

Maybe it's true: movie and television studios really can learn lessons from the past. And it looks like Paramount is doing just that when it comes to the Star Trek movie franchise. The studio, which revived Star Trek as a blockbuster reboot with director J.J. Abrams in 2009, is pushing back again ...

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Harry Potter, 'Hugo' Run Away With 10 Saturn Noms

On the television side, 'Breaking Bad' and 'American Horror Story' lead the way

The Saturn Awards love Harry Potter, and isn't afraid to show it just as the movie franchise comes to an end. "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2" earned 10 nominations, tying Oscar-nominated "Hugo" for most nominations. "Super 8" from director and writer J.J. Abrams was not far behind ...

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