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Matt Damon as James T. Kirk? ET Insider Says Abrams Already Has Shatner's "Blessing"

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By Steve Krutzler / 12:07, 21 June 2006 / Star Trek: Nemesis

From ET Online's Insider column by Marc S. Malkin:

Will MATT DAMON get beamed up? Could happen. I'm told J.J. ABRAMS is very interested in casting the Oscar-winning Damon as a young Captain Kirk in the upcoming 'Star Trek' movie that he's directing and producing. He's so interested that he's apparently already sought support from the original Kirk, WILLIAM SHATNER. "Shatner gave his blessing," my source says. "J.J. got his approval." Damon first popped up in Trekkie circles as soon as the Abrams-'Star Trek' deal was announced. Rumor had it that the new movie would center on Kirk and Spock's early days at a space academy. "J.J. wants Damon as Capt. Kirk," my source reports. "He really loves the idea."



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By: Kiwi6009 (Odo's file, contact) @ 15:39:40 on Jun 22, 2006

While I respect MD as an actor and enjoy his Bourne portrayals....

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