Star Trek Into Darkness : Spec/Ideas/News (SPOILERS)

[the fifth man]

But what type of klingon? the original TOS tpye or the one shown in all other shows and movies?

IMO, the ones shown in all the other shows and movies. And please, don't change them.

[TryWhistlingThis]

I'm not sure i'd want Khan either. In my opinion, the best contemporary actor to play that role is now deceased: David Carradine. He would have been terrific, but it's too late now. You could reinterpret the character with a different type of actor, say, Geoff Goldblum, he could give the character a sinister and modern edge.

But i'm not big on a Khan re-write. Go with Klingons I say.

[LtColCarter]

But i'm not big on a Khan re-write. Go with Klingons I say.

Yeah...I agree...Klingons it is! Just keep the forehead ridges!

[the fifth man]

Yeah...I agree...Klingons it is! Just keep the forehead ridges!

That, and the language too.

[A_PophisandhisFran]

That, and the language too.

I don't know why, but I love hearing the Klingon language and I think they could do some fun stuff with it in the next movie. I agree they should go with the later version of the Klingon.

A fun little fact about Klingon- I've read that Hamlet has been translated into the Klingon language and was published in the 90's.
taH pagh taHbe'!

[Thunder Hawk]

I'm not sure i'd want Khan either. In my opinion, the best contemporary actor to play that role is now deceased: David Carradine. He would have been terrific, but it's too late now. You could reinterpret the character with a different type of actor, say, Geoff Goldblum, he could give the character a sinister and modern edge.

But i'm not big on a Khan re-write. Go with Klingons I say.

ST-11 was supposed to have a Klingon subplot but was dropped. when the movie when you hear about 47 Klingon ships destroyed i'm assuming it was part of it

[LtColCarter]

That, and the language too.

Of course we want the language too! :-)

I don't know why, but I love hearing the Klingon language and I think they could do some fun stuff with it in the next movie. I agree they should go with the later version of the Klingon.

A fun little fact about Klingon- I've read that Hamlet has been translated into the Klingon language and was published in the 90's.
taH pagh taHbe'!

ROFLMAO...Hamlet translated into Klingon! I might have to see if I can find a book on CD of that!

[the fifth man]

ST-11 was supposed to have a Klingon subplot but was dropped. when the movie when you hear about 47 Klingon ships destroyed i'm assuming it was part of it

One would think so.

[LtColCarter]

One would think so.

Then again...one never knows!

[nx01a]

Klingon Hamlet you say...

[the fifth man]

Klingon Hamlet you say...

That's great.

[LtColCarter]

Klingon Hamlet you say...

LOL...awesome! Thanks!

[Madwelshboy]

Leonard Nimoy on Alternate Timeline, Canon, Future of Spock and Star Trek XII

DM: What do you believe is Spock Prime's future after this film?

LN: My sense is that he has some work to do. He talked about establishing a new Vulcan colony and I think he will be very involved in that. If we never see him again that is what I would imagine he is doing. He is busy rebuilding the Vulcan story.

DM: As it stands right now, what do you foresee for the future of Star Trek?

LN: It is very clear that Paramount is interested in making another Star Trek movie. I think, at least a month ago, they had already authorized a script to be written and that means a financial investment and an expectation that there will be at least a script to look at. My understanding is that it will be written by the same guys, Bob Orci and Alex Kurtzman. They are probably at work on developing a story right now. I think that there is very strong interest in the next Star Trek movie coming from audience and studio alike. Beyond another movie, who knows? The future is wide open.

DM: I assume as well that you are very open minded to appearing as Spock again should they ask you?

LN: I have no illusions on whether or not they need me. They decided that they wanted to make this film using Spock as kind of an anchor for the story, which I think worked very, very well. They don't have to do that again. If they decide they have a role for me to play I would be very interested in talking to them about it. But I have every reason to believe that they have established a whole new set of characters and they can sail very well without me and that's fine. Either way is good with me. I am very gratified that this has happened.

http://trekweb.com/articles/2009/07/...Trek-XII.shtml

[LtColCarter]

Leonard Nimoy on Alternate Timeline, Canon, Future of Spock and Star Trek XII



http://trekweb.com/articles/2009/07/...Trek-XII.shtml

As always thanks for the info Madwelshboy!!!

[the fifth man]

As always thanks for the info Madwelshboy!!!

Indeed! We love how you always keep us well informed.