
PLUS: Director says he took on a ‘rescue mission’ of 50th anniversary film
Leonard Nimoy pulled himself out of a semi-retirement to portray Spock for the first time in nearly two decades when he appeared in 2009’s “Star Trek,” and again four years later in “Star Trek: Into Darkness.” So it’s only fitting that Nimoy’s passing last year finds its way into “Star Trek: Beyond,” and director Justin Lin says he couldn’t move forward without it. “It’s something you’ll see in the film,” Lin told Film Journal International, according to TrekCore. “It obviously affected everybody because he’s been a big part of our lives. There’s an attempt to acknow …MICHAEL HINMAN | Apr-11-2016 |
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