From the Marvel Cinematic Universe to the last wilderness: "WandaVision" chief Matt Shakman has been tapped by Paramount Pictures and Bad Robot to coordinate the following "Star Trek" highlight film, from a screenplay by Lindsey Beer ("Sierra Burgess Is a Loser") and Geneva Robertson ("Captain Marvel"). J.J. Abrams is set to deliver. The cast, notwithstanding, stays indistinct.
The news comes that very day that Shakman acquired an Emmy designation for helming the debut Marvel Studios TV series, one of 23 gestures the Disney Plus series procured, including for best restricted series. A productive TV chief — including "Dead," "House," "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," "Round of Thrones" and "Progression" — he's guided one past highlight, the 2015 independent thrill ride "Cut Bank" with Liam Hemsworth and Billy Bob Thornton.
It's been a huge delay for Paramount to get another "Star Trek" highlight out of space dock; the last film, 2016's "Star Trek Beyond," was coordinated by Justin Lin and procured $343.5 million around the world — the most reduced nets of the three "Journey" reboots delivered by Bad Robot's Abrams. Those movies reset the "Journey" course of events and reevaluate the first series characters with new faces, including Chris Pine as James T. Kirk and Zachary Quinto as Spock. In 2018, S.J. Clarkson ("Jessica Jones") endorsed on to rudder another trip with that cast that would likewise have featured Chris Hemsworth repeating his concise job as Kirk's dad from 2009's "Star Trek (which Abrams coordinated). Yet, Pine and Hemsworth purportedly couldn't deal with Paramount, and the film self-destructed.
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Likewise, a much ballyhooed "Journey" film supported by Quentin Tarantino seems, by all accounts, to be stuck somewhere down in the unbiased zone, and Paramount put a unique "Trip" include from "Fargo" auteur Noah Hawley on stop last year after Emma Watts took over as leader of the Paramount Motion Picture Group. In March, Paramount and Bad Robot additionally tapped "Dread the Walking Dead" essayist Kalinda Vazquez to compose a "Star Trek" highlight that is discrete from the one Shakman is set to coordinate.
Shakman is addressed by UTA, Tod Rubinstein at Morris Yorn and Artists First. Cutoff time previously detailed the information on Shakman's contribution.
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