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Former STAR TREK composer Ron Jones has some harsh things to say about Rick Berman and ENTERPRISE in a new interview at StarTrek Soundtracks.com.
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Patrick Stewart, Brent Spiner and Marina Sirtis defend STAR TREK fans and their reputation at the London premiere of NEMESIS.
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Region 2 STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE DVD artwork is available at DVD Answers.
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Ask long-time STAR TREK illustrator Rick Sternbach your questions about NEMESIS and more at StarTrekUK.
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MSNBC analyzes STAR TREK technology with science consultant/writer Andre Bormanis. Thanks to 'Lee Jamilkowski' for the link.
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Cinescape reports that Sideshow Toy has won a new STAR TREK license and will produce Kirk and Spock 7" busts in early 2003.
Dec 08
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Digital Domain talks with Linux Journal about designing STAR TREK NEMESIS visual effects in the Linux operating system.
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Dec 13, 2002: STAR TREK: NEMESIS hits U.S. and Canadian theatres
Dec 31, 2002: TNG Season 7 DVD Box Set U.S. Release
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Mar 21, 2003: STAR TREK NEMESIS debuts in Norway
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Posted:
19:20:30 on October 22 2002
By: Steve Krutzler
Dept: Star Trek: Nemesis
Actress Marina Sirtis spoke with the UK's Star Trek Monthly magazine for its latest issue (via Sci-Fi Pulse), revealing small tidbits about her role in the film and expressing satisfaction with 'Deanna Troi's contribution for this tenth film.
"John Logan, bless his heart, was a big Troi fan, so he's written me a nice role in this movie," she says. "Troi is basically the catalyst in the denouement of the movie because of the relationship that she has with Shinzon [Tom Hardy]. I actually have something to do with the plot this time."
Sirtis also talks about the marriage of Troi to Jonathan Frakes's 'William Riker' and says she's glad another TNG relationship didn't pan out.
"I'm just thanking god that it wasn't Troi and Worf [Michael Dorn]. I would have killed myself. I would have," he jests. "I never liked that relationship. We pretend it never happened. We can't refer to Star Trek: Deep Space Nine because the Star Trek The Next Generation people might not neccessarily have watched DS9. I know Michael Dorn plays a lot of stuff, but I think it ends up on the cutting room floor. He's subtexting his ass off!"
Sirtis also talks about a particuarly sexy shot of her in the film, hoping it'll draw in audiences, and the future of the TNG franchise here. You can read the full interview in Issue 98 of Star Trek Monthly, now out in the UK.
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