The 600-seat Laemmle Royal Theatre in  L.A. will be showing the first 6 Star Trek Movies over 6 Saturday night starting on June 12th. Also, along with the movies there will also be Q&A sessions with people involved in the films.

Anthony Pascale of TrekMovie.com. will be moderating the event and so if you get a chance, head over to the theatre where it will be $10 for general admission for individual shows and $45 for a six-film ticket.

The showing details are below:

June 12: “Star Trek: The Motion Picture” (1979),
Special Guest:  Actress Arlene Martel, who played T’Pring in the original-series episode “Amok Time.” (*Pending professional commitments)

June 19: “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan“ (1982),
Special Guest: Director Nicholas Meyer.

June 26: “Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.” (1984)

July 10: “Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home” (1986),
Special Guest: Actress Catherine Hicks who played Dr. Gillian Taylor.

July 17: “Star Trek V: The Final Frontier” (1989),
Special Guest: Actor Walter Koenig (Lt. Pavel Chekov).

July 24: “Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country” (1991),
Special Guest: Actor George Takei (Lt. Commander Hikaru Sulu). (*Pending professional commitments).

We only wish we could be there!

Take a look at the upcoming Scyfy promo.

“I’m stepping away from Star Trek for at least two years – no movies, no conventions, no anything for a while.”

Oh dear!

Alas, the truth came out and Quinto vehmently denied he’d meant to say such things (probably because he was threatened with the Vulcan death grip by JJ Abrams). The Heroes star said the comment was taken out of context, I was high at the time, it wasn’t printed properly, I didn’t say it at all (delete where applicable). Anyway, he did some serious backtracking, commenting via his own website:

“Obviously I will be a part of any upcoming films… reprising my role as Spock. What I meant was that in the meantime I won’t be making any public appearances related to the franchise – or doing any more auxiliary projects pertaining to the Trek universe. I will be focusing my efforts on other projects and preparing to shoot the next film – which will be released in June of 2012… two years from now. Hence the no Trek for two years remark. Worry not Trekkers. It was a misunderstanding of context.”

Thanks for clearing that up, Zachary! And remember, one day those “conventions” might be your only source of income! Pretty sure you won’t be so fussy then.

Source: filmshaft.com