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New Voyages Spock, Actor Jeff Quinn, to Appear in New Star Trek Movie

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By GustavoLeao / 08:16, 30 March 2008 / Feature Films

According to TrekMovie.com, actor Jeff Quinn, who played the role of Mr. Spock in the fan production series Star Trek New Voyages (now titled Star Trek Phase II) will appear, like Kirk actor James Cawley, in a cameo in J.J. Abrams upcoming Star Trek prequel movie.

According to TrekMovie, like Cawley , Quinn's is a non-speaking part, but he did say that he is "front and center" in a couple of shots. Quinn couldn't give any details on his role, but the partially shaved eyebrows might be a clue.

"it was an honor and a privilege to work on J.J. Abrams' Star Trek." he said.

More info at the full article at TrekMovie.com



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People have such short memories | Report this post to moderator
By: sb2004 (Odo's file, contact) @ 08:38:39 on Mar 31, 2008

The negative reaction I'm seeing to this is one of the funniest things to hit the net in a long time.

I take it everyone here is too young to remember the production of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, which gave cameo appearances to dozens of fans and friends, not the least of which included Bjo Trimble, who was the uber-fan who helped keep Star Trek alive ... much like, well, guys like Cawley and Quinn have been doing.

You people bitch about how Paramount is pissing on the fans all the time, yet when they are basically paying tribute to the fans in this way -- and it's frankly a bloody miracle they haven't shut down Phase 2 and all the other web productions, too -- they get knocked for it.

Now when they start doing things like casting fans in major roles, then OK, you have leave to bitch about it. But for now all I see is an effort to give a nod to the fans. What's wrong with that?

Al


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RE: People have such short memories by GustavoLeao @ 09:10:04 on Mar 31

Who is the casting director on this thing? | Report this post to moderator
By: IamNotBORG (Odo's file, contact) @ 06:33:51 on Mar 31, 2008

WOW, how bad is the acting in this movie going to have? Ranging from unknown actors to internet fan actors. This is JJ Abram's trademark. He loads his movies with tons of actors that he thinks has appeal to the general public. Too bad they're not famous like Clint Eastwood, Russell Crowe or Tom Hank type caliber. The new Star Trek movie looks and feels like a very badly put together piece of crap like MI3 was. The delay of the release date and the need to revise the script tells me all that I need to know. Good thing I got Wolverine and Watchmen that I can go to the theater for because those two movies and Star Trek are opening within weeks of each other.

Rest in peace Star Trek. Not even the second coming of Christ can save it now.


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RE: Who is the casting director on this thing? by Tupperfan @ 13:32:47 on Mar 31

Everyone but William Shatner will be included | Report this post to moderator
By: NEXUS (Odo's file, contact) @ 19:04:31 on Mar 30, 2008

It's depressing that they can find a role for people like this guy and James Cawley, but they can't find anything for William Shatner to do.


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RE: Everyone but William Shatner will be included by Maverick128 @ 07:44:06 on Mar 31
RE: Everyone but William Shatner will be included by critch @ 19:56:27 on Mar 30
RE: Everyone but William Shatner will be included by Kamen Rider Blade @ 19:28:27 on Mar 30

Hee hee | Report this post to moderator
By: cdydatzigs (Odo's file, contact) @ 11:27:15 on Mar 30, 2008

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Maybe J.J....er....Mr Abrams should give cameo roles to me and Steve, since TrekWeb is doing such a positive coverage of his movie, right ?

Right. We just won't tell Mr. Abrams about the Shatner flame war from a few months ago ;)

-- Steve


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RE: Hee hee by Hbasm @ 11:43:49 on Mar 30
    RE: Hee hee by GustavoLeao @ 12:50:06 on Mar 30
       RE: Hee hee by Terry212 @ 06:07:37 on Mar 31

Since they seem to be handing out roles to people... | Report this post to moderator
By: Kamen Rider Blade (Odo's file, contact) @ 10:01:44 on Mar 30, 2008

Hey, J.J....er...Mr. Abrams...I occasionally post at a Star Trek message board. Can I be in the movie?

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RE: Since they seem to be handing out roles to people... by cnathanw @ 22:55:14 on Mar 30
    RE: Since they seem to be handing out roles to people... by Terry212 @ 06:11:08 on Mar 31
       RE: Since they seem to be handing out roles to people... by GustavoLeao @ 08:43:31 on Mar 31
          RE: Since they seem to be handing out roles to people... by Terry212 @ 09:22:02 on Mar 31
             RE: Since they seem to be handing out roles to people... by GustavoLeao @ 10:53:50 on Mar 31
RE: Since they seem to be handing out roles to people... by GustavoLeao @ 10:50:00 on Mar 30
    RE: Since they seem to be handing out roles to people... by Kamen Rider Blade @ 18:40:45 on Mar 30
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