Der Nachfolger des letzten "Star Trek"-Kinofilms "Star Trek Beyond" der sich jetzt schon seit 2017 in Entwicklung befindet und für dem immer noch kein Drehbuch gefunden wurde, das dem Studio zusagt, hat einen neuen Autor bekommen. Wie Variety.com gestern in einer Titelstory rund um das "Star Trek"-Universum berichtet hat, wird sich Steve Yockey als nächstes als Drehbuch-Schreiber probieren. Yockey hat bisher bei den Serien "Supernatural", "Doom Patrol" und "The Flight Attendant" mitgearbeitet. Paramount sieht den Film als Abschluss für die Kelvin-Universe Crew um Chris Pine.
Es wird erwartet, dass der zweite "Star Trek"-Film der sich momentan in Entwicklung befindet und bisher nur als Origin-Movie bekannt ist, noch vor dem vierten Kelvin-Universe-Film erscheinen wird.
Trekmovie.com fast den Artikel von Variety folgendermaßen zusammen.
The Variety cover story and a follow-up article include tidbits on Star Trek feature films. According to the trade, the “Star Trek 4” sequel to 2016’s Star Trek Beyond has brought in another screenwriter. The latest scribe to take on the long-gestating project is Steve Yockey who has primarily worked in TV writing for shows like Supernatural and Doom Patrol, and more recently creating and showrunnering Max’s The Flight Attendant and the upcoming Netflix Sandman-spinoff series Dead Boy Detectives.
Paramount still sees this movie as the final film for the Kelvin crew of Chris Pine (Kirk), Zachary Quinto (Spock), Zoe Saldaña (Uhura), Karl Urban (Dr. McCoy), John Cho (Sulu) and Simon Pegg (Scotty). Members of the cast have consistently indicated they are eager to do another film if they can align their busy schedules, but “creative differences” and “script issues” have reportedly kept the film from getting off the ground.
No details are available regarding the story for this film which has gone through a number of iterations since Paramount first envisioned a sequel to Beyond in 2016. Paramount had put the movie on the release calendar for Christmas 2023 but director Matt Shakman (WandaVision) exited the project in the summer of 2022 months before filming was set to start, moving Star Trek 4 back to the development queue. Shakman was working on a script written by Josh Friedman (Avatar 2) and Cameron Squires (WandaVision), based on an earlier draft from Lindsey Beer (Pet Semetary: Bloodlines) and Geneva Robertson-Dworet (Captain Marvel). According to Variety, Yockey is writing a “new draft,” indicating the film is still at least partially based on those previous drafts.
Es wird erwartet, dass der zweite "Star Trek"-Film der sich momentan in Entwicklung befindet und bisher nur als Origin-Movie bekannt ist, noch vor dem vierten Kelvin-Universe-Film erscheinen wird.
Trekmovie.com fast den Artikel von Variety folgendermaßen zusammen.
The Variety cover story and a follow-up article include tidbits on Star Trek feature films. According to the trade, the “Star Trek 4” sequel to 2016’s Star Trek Beyond has brought in another screenwriter. The latest scribe to take on the long-gestating project is Steve Yockey who has primarily worked in TV writing for shows like Supernatural and Doom Patrol, and more recently creating and showrunnering Max’s The Flight Attendant and the upcoming Netflix Sandman-spinoff series Dead Boy Detectives.
Paramount still sees this movie as the final film for the Kelvin crew of Chris Pine (Kirk), Zachary Quinto (Spock), Zoe Saldaña (Uhura), Karl Urban (Dr. McCoy), John Cho (Sulu) and Simon Pegg (Scotty). Members of the cast have consistently indicated they are eager to do another film if they can align their busy schedules, but “creative differences” and “script issues” have reportedly kept the film from getting off the ground.
No details are available regarding the story for this film which has gone through a number of iterations since Paramount first envisioned a sequel to Beyond in 2016. Paramount had put the movie on the release calendar for Christmas 2023 but director Matt Shakman (WandaVision) exited the project in the summer of 2022 months before filming was set to start, moving Star Trek 4 back to the development queue. Shakman was working on a script written by Josh Friedman (Avatar 2) and Cameron Squires (WandaVision), based on an earlier draft from Lindsey Beer (Pet Semetary: Bloodlines) and Geneva Robertson-Dworet (Captain Marvel). According to Variety, Yockey is writing a “new draft,” indicating the film is still at least partially based on those previous drafts.
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