MK II actor wants to make another Star Trek film
The 12 months of Karl Urban might have been even greater on another Trek.
It’s been almost 10 years since Star Trek Beyond debuted in cinemas which does not bode nicely for another Kelvin Timeline film ever coming to fruition. However, the star of this summer season’s must-see Mortal Kombat IIand, after all, Dr. McCoy himself, Karl Urban, is down to reprise the position of the USS Enterprise’s chief medical officer. Urban stated throughout an interview with Variety:
“It was a wonderful experience to be a part of and really wonderful to get to meet all those guys, eventually, you know […] But I think the whole cast would love the opportunity to do another movie. And, you know, we’ll wait and see.”
Urban portrayed Leonard McCoy in all three of the Kelvin Timeline flicks, together with Star Trek (2009), Star Trek Into Darkness (2013), and the aforementioned Beyond (2016). All three films had been immensely profitable on the field workplace, however a fourth film has but to materialize.
I do know many have given up hope that Star Trek 4 will ever occur, however, as Mr. Spock as soon as stated, “There are always possibilities.” In reality, I discover it encouraging to know that two of the three movies which had been introduced in 2025 are being produced by the Kelvin Timeline’s personal producer and director (2009, Into Darkness) JJ Abrams.
Plus, Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, and The Original Series crew had been reported to be characters in a kind of Abrams-produced initiatives. Now, within the authentic story printed by deadlineit made no point out of Urban, Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, and the opposite Kelvin Timeline solid returning to reprise their roles.
Sadly, that film, which is being written by Steve Yockey, is probably going to be a reboot with a complete new solid, contemplating the merger between Paramount and Skydance final 12 months.
I personally suppose it is a good time for the Kelvin solid to return, particularly contemplating Urban’s rising reputation and the way it has expanded far past Star Trek.
Urban’s Mortal Kombat II efficiency — a “flawless victory” in each respect — as Johnny Cage gave him the chance to be the lead of a significant summer season film. And who will ever overlook his incomparable work within the gritty superhero drama The Boys Like Billy Butcher?
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Live lengthy and prosper, Trekkies!
