J.J. Abrams is doing his darndest to keep his Star Trek set in lockdown so we blogging types don’t spoil it with our babbling. That said, a few little titbits have slipped into the harsh light of day and thrust them into your hungry and willing faces right now. Continue reading
J.J. Abrams is currently hard at work filming the new Star Trek feature. We’ve had a few leaks but the film has pretty much been on lockdown ever since. Until now. Yep, some sneaky so and so has managed to take some shots of Zachary Quinto’s Spock in a perilous position. Obviously these pics could be a bit of a spoiler, so if you don’t want to ruin it for yourself LOOK AWAY NOW. Continue reading
Sorry, people. I’m a little late on this Star Trek news because I spent the weekend at London Super Comic Con! I shall hopefully have more on my adventure soon, but in the meantime let’s catch up what J.J. Abrams and co. have been up to on the set of Star Trek 2. Continue reading
You’ll remember a few weeks ago the excitement over Benicio Del Toro being approached to play the big bad in J.J. Abrams Star Trek sequel. Well, yeah, that fell through, which was a huge shame because I believe him to be one the finest actors working in Hollywood today. Well, that disappointment has been well and truly put aside with the news that Sherlock’s Benedict Cumberpatch has signed on in his place. Continue reading
Gah. I knew it was too good to be true. Benicio Del Toro has dropped out of Star Trek 2 say reports. It’s like Wolverine/Darren Aronofsky all over again. Continue reading
J.J. Abrams has confirmed that the next Star Trek will not be released until 2013. Shock! Horror! Okay, maybe not. Continue reading
Ooh, this is potentially good news – Director J.J. Abrams is sounding out Benicio Del Toro for the main villain role in the new Star Trek movie. Continue reading
After what seems like an eternity, J.J. Abrams has agreed to helm the new Star Trek movie.
Shallow? Yes. Sexist? Possibly. A flimsy excuse to cover The Shootening in Hollywood’s loveliest ladies? You betcha!
Ah, Rosario. You’re lovely. It’s the smile, I think. Definitely the smile. Did you know her début was in 1995’s controversial Kids, along side indie favourite Chloë Sevigny? No, neither did I ’til I read her wiki page. Anyway, why is she number ten in my list? Hers isn’t the most glittering of filmographies. Well, she qualifies through the gorgeous to look at but empty and vacuous Sin City, and I freaking loved her turn in Grindhouse: Death Proof. Mostly, though, because I want her to be cast as Wonder Woman. It’s the smile…
The Shootening 