The first trailer of 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds,' is out! 
 
Paramount has dropped the trailer of the upcoming series that's centred on the USS Enterprise. This is the first time that the show has returned full-time to the iconic ship since Star Trek: Enterprise ended in the year 2005.

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In the trailer Capt. Christopher Pike (Anson Mount) is seen living in a remote winter cabin on Earth and then the trailer provides several breathtaking glimpses of the snow-filled mountains where he's riding a horse, the space, earth and galaxies. In the back, we heard a voice 
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"No matter how many stars there are in the sky. No matter how many galaxies swirl beyond our own,'' Number one says in the trailer.

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''Our first visit from the stars is always the province of children's stories and science fiction -- until one day, it isn't,"&nbsp;

The show is&nbsp;a spin-off from 'Star Trek: Discovery' and a prequel to 'Star Trek: The Original Series', it follows Captain&nbsp;Christopher Pike&nbsp;and the crew of the&nbsp;USS&nbsp;Enterprise.

The 10-episode series also stars Jess Bush as Nurse Christine Chapel, Christina Chong as La'an Noonien-Singh, Celia Rose Gooding as Cadet Nyota Uhura, Melissa Navia as Lt. Erica Ortegas and Babs Olusanmokun as Dr. M'Benga. 
 
'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' will debut on May 5 on Paramount Plus. 
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The first trailer of 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds,' is out! Paramount has dropped the trailer of the upcoming series that's centred on the USS Enterprise. This is the first time that the show has returned full-time to the iconic ship since Star Trek: Enterprise ended in the year 2005.

The first trailer of 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds,' is out! Paramount has dropped the trailer of the upcoming series that's centred on the USS Enterprise. This is the first time that the show has returned full-time to the iconic ship since Star Trek: Enterprise ended in the year 2005. Jared Leto opens up on Morbius and Spider-Man crossover In the trailer Capt. Christopher Pike (Anson Mount) is seen living in a remote winter cabin on Earth and then the trailer provides several breathtaking glimpses of the snow-filled mountains where he's riding a horse, the space, earth and galaxies. In the back, we heard a voice over talking about stars, galaxies, children's stories. We are not alone in the universe.✨ #StarTrek #StrangeNewWorlds https://t.co/ypHgRphrr9 pic.twitter.com/yVcTtks6vY — Star Trek (@StarTrek) March 9, 2022 × "No matter how many stars there are in the sky. No matter how many galaxies swirl beyond our own,'' Number one says in the trailer. 'Succession' actor Sarah Snook is better says show's cast post her Covid diagnosis ''Our first visit from the stars is always the province of children's stories and science fiction -- until one day, it isn't," The show is a spin-off from 'Star Trek: Discovery' and a prequel to 'Star Trek: The Original Series', it follows Captain Christopher Pike and the crew of the USS Enterprise. The 10-episode series also stars Jess Bush as Nurse Christine Chapel, Christina Chong as La'an Noonien-Singh, Celia Rose Gooding as Cadet Nyota Uhura, Melissa Navia as Lt. Erica Ortegas and Babs Olusanmokun as Dr. M'Benga. 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' will debut on May 5 on Paramount Plus.

'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' trailer: Captain Pike is back!

&quot;Star&nbsp;Trek&nbsp;Beyond&quot; blasted off to a winning weekend at the North American box office. The film, which&nbsp;stars Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto, reunites the Enterprise crew as they encounter an alien warrior race. It debuted with $59.6 million for a first place finish, according to BoxOfficeMojo.com.

Holding over from previous weeks, &quot;The Secret Life of Pets&quot; added $29.3 million to its global earnings of $270 million; and &quot;Ghostbusters&quot; raked in an additional $21.6 million toward its international haul of $75 million.

Tying in third place was the new horror film &quot;Lights Out&quot;, which follows a supernatural being that hides in the shadows before attacking its victims.

Also premiering was the animated film &quot;Ice Age: Collision Course&quot;. Featuring the vocal talents of Ray Romano, John Leguizamo, Denis Leary and Jennifer Lopez, the movie follows the &quot;Ice Age&quot; franchise friends Sid, Manny and Diego as they try to survive a series of cosmic events threatening their world. It brought in $21 million in ticket sales. 
 
(Reuters)

Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto lead this crew as they boldly go to the final frontiers of the box office

"Star Trek Beyond" blasted off to a winning weekend at the North American box office. The film, which stars Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto, reunites the Enterprise crew as they encounter an alien warrior race. It debuted with $59.6 million for a first place finish, according to BoxOfficeMojo.com. Holding over from previous weeks, "The Secret Life of Pets" added $29.3 million to its global earnings of $270 million; and "Ghostbusters" raked in an additional $21.6 million toward its international haul of $75 million. Tying in third place was the new horror film "Lights Out", which follows a supernatural being that hides in the shadows before attacking its victims. Also premiering was the animated film "Ice Age: Collision Course". Featuring the vocal talents of Ray Romano, John Leguizamo, Denis Leary and Jennifer Lopez, the movie follows the "Ice Age" franchise friends Sid, Manny and Diego as they try to survive a series of cosmic events threatening their world. It brought in $21 million in ticket sales. (Reuters)

'Star Trek Beyond' dominates opening weekend

Filmmaker JJ Abrams and the team of &quot;Star Trek Beyond&quot; paid tribute to one of the cast members, Anton Yelchin, who died last month after a freak automobile accident at his home in Studio City. 
 
The film&#39;s team was present at the San Diego Comic-Con and after it took to the stage, Abrams said &quot;something was missing&quot;, according to The Hollywood Reporter. 
 
&quot;There is something missing tonight. There is someone missing tonight,&quot; said producer Abrams, standing alongside stars Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, and Zoe Saldana.&nbsp;Yelchin played Chekov in three of the films in the rebooted franchise. 
 
&quot;As wonderful as this is to be here with all of you and to be celebrating the 50th anniversary of Star Trek, there is something wrong tonight,&quot; said Abrams, who directed Yelchin in the first two Star Trek films, released in 2009 and 2013, and produced Beyond. 
 
On stage, the &quot;Star Trek&quot; alums were joined by newcomers Idris Elba, Sofia Boutella, and director Justin Lin, all of whom also honoured the late 27-year-old actor. 
 
&quot;Anton Yelchin should be here,&quot; Abrams continued. &quot;Anton&#39;s parents are here, Irina and Victor. We love their son, and if I could ask everyone to have a moment of silence for our dear friend Anton.&quot; 
 
Following the moment of silence, the San Diego Symphony began to play a medley of Star Trek theme music. During the performance, a light show appeared above the audience&#39;s heads while fireworks exploded over the marina. 
 
Quinto, who plays Spock in the series, also said a few words for the late Leonard Nimoy, who died earlier this year.&nbsp;&quot;I just want to take a moment to honour him, to acknowledge him, to celebrate him and to love him. We all carry him with us in our hearts tonight,&quot; Quinto said. 
 
&quot;Beyond&quot; sees the crew of the USS Enterprise separated following an attack lead by the dictator Krall (Elba) that leaves them stranded in a hostile, mysterious world. The movie hits the US theatres today. 
 
(PTI)

Yelchin played Chekov in three of the films in the rebooted franchise. The film's team was present at the San Diego Comic-Con

Filmmaker JJ Abrams and the team of "Star Trek Beyond" paid tribute to one of the cast members, Anton Yelchin, who died last month after a freak automobile accident at his home in Studio City. The film's team was present at the San Diego Comic-Con and after it took to the stage, Abrams said "something was missing", according to The Hollywood Reporter. "There is something missing tonight. There is someone missing tonight," said producer Abrams, standing alongside stars Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, and Zoe Saldana. Yelchin played Chekov in three of the films in the rebooted franchise. "As wonderful as this is to be here with all of you and to be celebrating the 50th anniversary of Star Trek, there is something wrong tonight," said Abrams, who directed Yelchin in the first two Star Trek films, released in 2009 and 2013, and produced Beyond. On stage, the "Star Trek" alums were joined by newcomers Idris Elba, Sofia Boutella, and director Justin Lin, all of whom also honoured the late 27-year-old actor. "Anton Yelchin should be here," Abrams continued. "Anton's parents are here, Irina and Victor. We love their son, and if I could ask everyone to have a moment of silence for our dear friend Anton." Following the moment of silence, the San Diego Symphony began to play a medley of Star Trek theme music. During the performance, a light show appeared above the audience's heads while fireworks exploded over the marina. Quinto, who plays Spock in the series, also said a few words for the late Leonard Nimoy, who died earlier this year. "I just want to take a moment to honour him, to acknowledge him, to celebrate him and to love him. We all carry him with us in our hearts tonight," Quinto said. "Beyond" sees the crew of the USS Enterprise separated following an attack lead by the dictator Krall (Elba) that leaves them stranded in a hostile, mysterious world. The movie hits the US theatres today. (PTI)

JJ Abrams, cast and crew honour Anton Yelchin at 'Star Trek Beyond' premiere

Anton Yelchin, a rising young actor who starred as Chekov in the new &quot;Star Trek&quot; film, was killed early Sunday in a freak car accident, his publicist said. He was 27. 
 
&quot;The news is so sad and true,&quot; Jennifer Allen said in a statement. 
 
Yelchin &quot;was killed in a fatal traffic collision early this morning,&quot; she added. &quot;His family requests you respect their privacy.&quot; 
 
The accident took place in the driveway of Yelchin&#39;s San Fernando Valley home around 1:10 am (0810 GMT), when he was preparing to meet friends for a rehearsal and momentarily left his car, Los Angeles police department spokeswoman Jenny Hauser said. 
 
The car &quot;rolled backward down his steep driveway, pinning him against a brick mailbox pillar and security fence,&quot; she said. 
 
After he failed to show up, his friends found him dead by the car, she added, saying it was unclear how long after the accident they arrived. 
 
Born in Russia, Yelchin moved to the United States when he was six months old with his parents, star figure skaters with the Leningrad Ice Ballet. 
 
&quot;I tried ice-skating and wasn&#39;t very good at it,&quot; he told the Daily Beast in 2011, saying that a friend of his parents urged them to enroll him in acting classes. 
 
He made his film debut at age nine in &quot;A Man Is Mostly Water,&quot; and went on to win roles in television dramas and films. 
 
His breakout performance came in the 2006 crime thriller &quot;Alpha Dog,&quot; and his movie credits include J.J Abrams&#39;s &quot;Star Trek,&quot; &quot;Star Trek into Darkness&quot; and &quot;Star Trek Beyond,&quot; which is set for release next month. 
 
He starred most recently in last year&#39;s critically acclaimed thriller &quot;Green Room.&quot; He was also a member of the band HammerHeads. 
 
Yelchin&#39;s fellow actor John Cho, who also starred in the new Star Trek series, was among those to pay tribute to him on Twitter. 
 
&quot;I loved Anton Yelchin so much,&quot; he wrote. &quot;He was a true artist -- curious, beautiful, courageous. He was a great pal and a great son. I&#39;m in ruins.&quot; 
(AFP)

LA police said his car rolled down the driveway, pinning him against a pillar and a security fence. The actor had played Chekov in the movie

Anton Yelchin, a rising young actor who starred as Chekov in the new "Star Trek" film, was killed early Sunday in a freak car accident, his publicist said. He was 27. "The news is so sad and true," Jennifer Allen said in a statement. Yelchin "was killed in a fatal traffic collision early this morning," she added. "His family requests you respect their privacy." The accident took place in the driveway of Yelchin's San Fernando Valley home around 1:10 am (0810 GMT), when he was preparing to meet friends for a rehearsal and momentarily left his car, Los Angeles police department spokeswoman Jenny Hauser said. The car "rolled backward down his steep driveway, pinning him against a brick mailbox pillar and security fence," she said. After he failed to show up, his friends found him dead by the car, she added, saying it was unclear how long after the accident they arrived. Born in Russia, Yelchin moved to the United States when he was six months old with his parents, star figure skaters with the Leningrad Ice Ballet. "I tried ice-skating and wasn't very good at it," he told the Daily Beast in 2011, saying that a friend of his parents urged them to enroll him in acting classes. He made his film debut at age nine in "A Man Is Mostly Water," and went on to win roles in television dramas and films. His breakout performance came in the 2006 crime thriller "Alpha Dog," and his movie credits include J.J Abrams's "Star Trek," "Star Trek into Darkness" and "Star Trek Beyond," which is set for release next month. He starred most recently in last year's critically acclaimed thriller "Green Room." He was also a member of the band HammerHeads. Yelchin's fellow actor John Cho, who also starred in the new Star Trek series, was among those to pay tribute to him on Twitter. "I loved Anton Yelchin so much," he wrote. "He was a true artist -- curious, beautiful, courageous. He was a great pal and a great son. I'm in ruins." (AFP)

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