Nicholas Meyer

...and is considered by many to be the best Star Trek film to date. Meyer subsequently went on to co-write the screenplay for the fourth Star Trek film, '' along with Bennett. For that film, Bennett wrote the first and fourth acts which center...

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...into each other. And he was just sort of a guy who was willing to be surreal and goofy. And I knew he was a writer but I didn't know much else. But the idea that he would later go on and direct a Star Trek movie and even later I would,...

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Another disappointing fact is that the version of Wrath of Khan included here is the original theatrical cut and not the director's cut released in 2002, which featured alternate takes and an additional three minutes of footage.

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...drafts of the screenplay. Nicholas Meyer was later introduced to Bennett and completed the final drafts of the script, in addition to directing the film with Bennett as executive producer and Robert Sallin as producer. ''Star Trek II proved to...

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Brian Lowry of Variety '' felt Rura Penthe dragged down the film's pace, and that Meyer paid so much attention to one-liners that there was a lack of tension in the film, a complaint echoed by John Harti of the ''Seattle Times. The...

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