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So that's why we barely see constructs in Lanterns. Budget went to CGI backgrounds…
…of rural Nebraska 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
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So by "mystery actor" you mean "We haven't got a fucking clue, but we are engagement farming."
I respect the hustle.
The four finalists for James Bond are:
• Callum Turner
• Josh O’Connor
• Jack Lowden
• Mystery Actor
Final screen tests are set to take place next week.
🔗 deadline.com/2026/10/james-b…
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Walter Koenig 1936~2026
We mourn the earthly loss of a dear senior member of our Star Trek family. Like my favorite uncle who always had me doubled over laughing . I can almost hear the angels laughing, too, as he tries out his new material on Heaven’s stage.
#RIP #WalterKoenig
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🚨HOLY CRAP!!!
NEXT LEVEL: muslim invaders, stab a labrador retriever that was protecting a woman from assault in the UK.
Expect the woman to be arrested in the next few days and her dog to be euthanized by the traitorous UK police!
Fake image. Anton and Walter met only once on the set of 2009s Star Trek movie. They never met at a convention or any other organised event.
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I indeed rewatched this film last night & enjoyed the heck out of it. An amazing showcase for Walter Koenig & Nichelle Nichols. And Alan Ruck reprising his “Star Trek Generations” role as Captain John Harriman pretty much steals the show—really good! Recommended.
Will probably be remembering Walter Koenig tonight w/ “Star Trek: Of Gods and Men” — a 2008 full-length fan movie co-starring Nichelle Nichols & directed by Tim Russ. (Charlie X & Gary Mitchell are the villains!) youtu.be/kFqAME7dx58?is=bAE7…
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Replying to @Itssan17
That’s because The Flash was trying to set up Crisis on Infinite Earths. Michael Keaton and Sasha Calle were gonna return for the ending, and Ben Affleck was gonna be in the post credits scene. Obviously this doesn’t work if Gunn was setting up a new universe.
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I got several schools and museums equipment, artifacts, and displays from NASA only for those places to throw them away in short time.
I could of sent them elsewhere.
I will never do it again.
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We join Star Trek fans in mourning the loss of actor Walter Koenig. He joined the cast of the original Star Trek television series in its second season as Russian navigator Pavel Chekov, a key member of the Enterprise crew. Koenig portrayed Chekov in two seasons of the original series and all six of the original series major motion pictures.
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(Now with music. Helps with a dance sequence!)
'Last Night In Soho' turns 5 this week. I'll post some behind the scenes photos in the next few days. But enjoy this breakdown of the 'Cafe De Paris' dance sequence with Anya Taylor Joy, Thomasin McKenzie and Matt Smith, choreographed by the great Jennifer White.
Too many amazing people worked on this film with me, and there are sequences (like this) that I'm insanely proud of. Shoutouts to Marcus Rowland for this incredible set, the genius DOP Chung-Hoon Chung, our amazing VFX supervisor Tom Proctor and, in this scene especially, the magnificent camera operator Chris Bain. Enjoy and more soon!
@lastnightinsoho @FocusFeatures
@FictionComplete @Working_Title
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ILM sends its condolences to the family and loved ones of actor Walter Koenig, best known for portraying Pavel Chekov in the original Star Trek series and the first seven Star Trek films. ILM had the immense pleasure of working with Koenig on Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan for scenes involving the Ceti eels and the creation of an oversized 'Chekov ear.'
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George Takei, who played Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu on the original 'Star Trek' series, remembered his co-star and friend Walter Koenig in a heartfelt tribute.
rollingstone.com/tv-movies/t…
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A clip from The 1987 Fangoria Weekend of Horrors convention VHS featuring Walter Koenig and his son Andrew attending the con.
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Celebrating 50 years of the greatest underdog story.
Visit the Rocky Exhibit here: amazon.com/rocky50







































