Alex Kurtzman said there are “a million things” he regrets about the 2017 film starring Tom Cruise that tanked Universal’s Dark Universe franchise.
Sonequa Martin-Green and Alex Kurtzman also talk about a landmark shoot: only the second time a “Trek” series has filmed outside North America.
“If Memory Serves” makes an unprecedented choice, which is just part of the show’s ongoing drive to realign with the franchise’s legacy.
TCA: Executive producer Alex Kurtzman reveals additional details on the future of “Trek,” including how each show will interact.
“Star Trek: Below Decks” will follow the lives of the unseen crew members aboard Starfleet ships.
Executive producer Alex Kurtzman, star Kenneth Mitchell, and “the best Klingon speaker in Canada” reveal the level of detail that went into every moment the warrior race was on screen.
Executive producer Alex Kurtzman reveals that there’s still plenty more to come from the newest “Trek” in town.
The upcoming CBS All Access series is pushing a message that echoes the original series’ fundamental values. (And also, there will be tribbles.)
The first entry in the so-called Dark Universe is on track to lose $100 million after failing to appeal to its target audience.
He says that “variety is going to be our good friend” as the franchise grows.
The new series, from Alex Kurtzman’s company, joins “Zoo” and “Big Brother” on CBS’ summer lineup.
New ‘Star Trek’ TV Series To Launch In 2017, ‘Star Trek 4’ Slated For 2019
