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|    [NEWS] - Bakula: Enterprise Film Is Dead    |
|    19 Apr 05 10:14:42    |
      XPost: alt.startrek, alt.tv.star-trek, alt.tv.star-trek.enterprise       From: spam@wonderful.spam              Bakula: Enterprise Film Is Dead              Scott Bakula, star of UPN's canceled Star Trek: Enterprise, told SCI       FI Wire that plans for a movie based on the show were put on hold when       the regime changed at Paramount and the network pulled the plug on the       show earlier this year. Bakula said he's willing to reprise the       character of Capt. Jonathan Archer in an Enterprise film. "It's       something I would be interested in doing," Bakula said in an interview       at the show's wrap party in Hollywood last week. "They haven't       [asked], but the reality is that Paramount has been under such       internal upheaval in the last year that right now there's really       nobody that's there that is a fan of Star Trek."              Bakula said that recent turnover of several key Paramount executives       has dampened enthusiasm for future Trek projects. "It's all turned       over, so I don't know what's going to happen with Star Trek as a       franchise," Bakula said. "Obviously it's been very important to that       studio for a great number of years and brought a lot of revenue for       them. But I'm not sure how they will re-address or kind of re-approach       it as the dust settles. But we'll see."              The nearly 40-year-old Trek franchise will find itself next year       without an original TV series or future movie on the calendar for the       first time since 1987, owing in part to the disappointing box-office       performance of the last film, Star Trek Insurrection, and the poor       ratings of Enterprise, which winds up its four-year run in May.              But Bakula said that he thinks Enterprise could make a successful jump       to the big screen. "I don't think there's any question about that," he       said. "It's just, again, you've got to have interest from the studio,       and that doesn't exist right now to my knowledge. It did before. You       see, when we started, there was always the idea that we would be the       next movie cast and movie ship. But all the people who were interested       in that are gone." Enterprise airs Fridays at 8 p.m. ET/PT.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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