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Posted: 10:08:46 on December 04 2002
By: Steve Krutzler
Dept: Star Trek: Nemesis

Here is a round-up of several of the latest STAR TREK NEMESIS news items.

The official STAR TREK web site will host several live Internet chats with cast and crew of the movie beginning tomorrow, December 5th:

• LeVar Burton 12/5, 3p PT
• Gates McFadden 12/6, 3p PT
• Stuart Baird 12/6, 3:30p PT
• John Logan 12/9, 3p PT
• Marina Sirtis 12/10, 3p PT
• Jonathan Frakes 12/11, 3p PT

You may submit questions in advance at this page.

Stuart Baird talks in a new interview with the New York Daily News, published earlier this week. You may reach that interview here.

Brent Spiner is one of several of the film's cast to take part in Sci-Fi Talk Internet radio interviews, which will begin airing on December 10th. The show sends along some quotes from Spiner:

"I think this movie is really - I think it's a good movie. The objective of the studio has been to always try and find a movie that crossed the lines of the general public and kind of got beyond Star Trek fans into the general public, and I don't know if we've ever been particularly successful with that. When John Logan started writing this I think his perspective was 'Let's write a movie for the fans' and for the people who really love this, and as a result, ironically, it turned out to be a movie that I think the general audience might enjoy."

The Sci-Fi Talk schedule can be found here.

UIP Duna reports the Hungarian release of NEMESIS as February 26th, 2003. The film will also roll into Brazil on February 14th.

Update: Other international release dates are as follows, courtesy of IMDB.com.

• Austria 3 January 2003
• UK 3 January 2003
• Australia 16 January 2003
• Germany 16 January 2003
• Iceland 7 February 2003
• Netherlands 13 February 2003
• Norway 21 March 2003
• Belgium 26 March 2003
• France 26 March 2003
• Sweden 28 March 2003

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