#harve bennett

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1991 Dec 18 De's Star Photos - Speakers

A.C. Lyles

Leonard Nimoy

George Takei

Walter Koenig

Nichelle Nichols

Grace Lee Whitney

Harve Bennett

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[cryptocollectibles]

Star Trek III Movie Special The Search For Spock #1 (January 1984) by DC Comics

Written by Mike W. Barr, based on a screenplay by Harve Bennett, drawn by Tom Sutton, Ricardo Villagran and Ric Estrada, cover by Howard Chaykin.

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Another update from my reading Star Trek Movie Memories, an interesting perspective from Harve Bennett, producer who worked in four Star Trek movies, and the discrepancy between Roddenberry's utopian view of Star Trek, and what Bennett actually saw Star Trek displaying on screen:

[nerds-yearbook]

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home premiered on November 26, 1986. It was the second Star Trek film directed by Leonard Nimoy. The film completed the story arc started with Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. The movie marked the 20th anniversary of Star Trek. The movie was the first of the Trek movies to take on a more humorous tone. The bridge crew (Captain Kirk - William Shatner, Bones McCoy - DeForest Kelley, Scotty - James Doohan, Sulu - George Takei, Chekov - Walter Koenig, and Uhura - Nichelle Nichols) of the destroyed Enterprise with the resurrected Spock (Nimoy) travelled from 2286 to 1986 in a stolen Klingon bird of prey. Their mission was to get two whales and bring them back to the future to prevent an apocalypse from a whale loving probe. It was the first version of Star Trek to present a female Star Fleet Captain (Madge Sinclair) and established there was no currency anymore in the Federation. The movie had cameos from Star Trek TOS characters Christine Chapel (Majel Barrett) and Janice Rand (Grace Lee Whitney). The movie was released around the time that Paramount announced they were branching the Star Trek franchise into Star Trek the Next Generation. ("Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home", Movie, Event)

[gregorygalloway]

Star Trek III: The Search for Spock was released on 1 June 1984.

Paramount gave the go-ahead for development of the film the day after Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan opened. Producer and screenwriter Harve Bennett began working on the script with Leonard Nimoy, and Bennett finished the screenplay in 6 weeks. Leonard Nimoy directed.

While it did not match the success of The Wrath of Khan, The Search for Spock was still a major box office success, earning $87 million (about $255 million in today's value) on a budget of $16 million.

[quasi-normalcy]

Best era of Star Trek

Roddenberry (TOS, TAS, TMP, first few seasons on TNG)

Bennett (Movies II-VI)

Berman (last few seasons of TNG; DS9, VOY, ENT, all TNG movies)

Abrams (Kelvinverse movies)

Kurtzman (Disco, Picard, LWD, Prodigy, SNW)

Voting ended onSep 5, 2024

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