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Vor 6 Tagen · Complete with Christopher Lloyd's portrayal of a ruthless Klingon commander named Kruge, the original Star Trek series' cast's signature camaraderie, and an adventurous spirit, the third Star Trek film welcomed Robin Curtis to the role of Lieutenant Saavik, the Vulcan officer who accompanied Kirk's son Doctor David Marcus (Merritt ...
Vor 4 Tagen · When he'd met Curtis at a convention in Ohio in the 1990s, the kindness she showed him remained with him. With the true spirit of a member of the Star Trek family, Curtis didn't hesitate to make the five-hour trip to Cleveland that same day.
14. Mai 2024 · Curtis, Robin. Buchen Sie diese Sprechstunde, wenn Sie mit Prof. Dr. Curtis sprechen wollen. Für andere Belange wenden Sie sich an die Sekretärin von Robin Curtis, Manon Havemann unter Sekretariat.Curtis@hhu.de oder Tel +49 211 81 10585 Büro: Gebäude 23.21. Etage 01.
Four decades later, and Robin Curtis recollects that her respect for Nimoy as a director and collaborator was established the instant they met. "Right out of the gate, I could express nothing but praise for working with him, and it's only gotten better over time. Like good wine, my experience with him has aged well," remarks Curtis. "I look back with such fondness at his sensitivity, his ...
Vor 5 Tagen · Robin Curtis took over the role of Saavik from Kirstie Alley. We should also talk about one more Vulcan: Spock himself! Leonard Nimoy would only don the iconic Vulcan ears for a few moments at the end of the film, but we also got to see a younger version of the character.
Robin Curtis made her debut as Lt. Saavik within the 1984 film, Star Trek: The Seek for Spock, reprising it briefly within the follow-up movie, Star Trek: The Voyage Residence. Her two appearances earned her the devotion of a mess of followers, and, based on a narrative Curtis relayed to Startrek.com whereas discussing the Fortieth […]
Vor 5 Tagen · It was the first film directed by Leonard Nimoy and the first one to suggest Gene Roddenberry's characters had a future on the big screen. Despite controversial story choices, The Search for Spock was a classic Star Trek adventure that represented everything fans loved about Roddenberry's universe.
