Interview: Ira Steven Behr And Nana Visitor For Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- Today, Monday, May 13th, the documentary What We Left Behind about Star Trek: Deep Space Nine will hit US and Canadian theaters in a one-night event. TrekMovie has spoken to members of the cast and producers about what we can expect from the documentary and about their time on DS9.
Today we have a video interview with DS9 showrunner and doc producer Ira Steven Behr along with DS9 star Nana Visitor (Kira Nerys) as well as doc producer Kai de Mello-Folsom.
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DS9 is the best Star Trek show in my opinion. "In the pale moonlight" is one of the best episodes of the whole franchise. Hope the actors make an appearance in the upcoming Picard series.
I've wanted a crossover episode/special/movie since I became hooked on Star Trek!
i doubt it, they don't really think like that with new star trek
i hope the best for picard but after watching discovery i'm not holding my hopes too high
I liked DS-9 and TOS best . . . .
I saw the documentary in a theatre tonight, it was awesome!
Luved it!! Glad we went!!
So great in my opinion the best, was emotional, and Nana Visitor is so beautiful, genial, lovely.
A remastered HD DS9? Yes, please.
Nana in the mirror universe catsuit, in HD? Uh, yeah...I'd like that.
Who set this camera up, it's out of focus and lopsided, come on u can do better.
they really should make an HD refix, the first episodes quality is so poor; way worse even than TNG, which was perfectly fine for their time.
I can actually watch the first season of DS9, even if the production quality is rough in places. The first season of TNG is mostly unwatchable for me: the sets just seem so basic, the stories are cheesy, and the characters haven't been developed yet. TNG really begins for me at season 2.
Hmm, I'd like to know what these "political" topics were, and hope to be surprised that it's not this diversity and feminism nonsense that Discovery is plagued with. Let me guess - they take a knock at the President and try to say they did the same thing as Discovery but way before? I love DS9, but if it ever got going again and that's the sort of stuff they'd throw at us; then I'm glad it's dead.
Isn't diversity part of the point? It's the future. It should be diverse because that is what the future would look like. DS9 is the most diverse and feminist Star Trek show.