Star Trek: The Sixty Year Mission Premieres in Los Angeles, Lands at Regal Cinemas
The Mark A. Altman documentary opened in Los Angeles and is now playing exclusively at Regal Cinemas in the US.
The documentary Star Trek: The Sixty Year Mission had its premiere in Los Angeles and is now playing exclusively at Regal Cinemas in the US, according to JoBlo.
The film was written and directed by Mark A. Altman. At the premiere, interviews were conducted with William Shatner, John de Lancie, Nana Visitor and Terry Farrell.
Shatner played James T. Kirk, de Lancie played Q, Visitor played Kira and Farrell played Dax across the franchise's television history.
Altman previously directed 1982: The Greatest Geek Year Ever, which was executive produced by Berge Garabedian, CEO and founder of JoBlo. JoBlo's Ryan Cultrera conducted the premiere interviews.
Star Trek was created by Gene Roddenberry, whose original series cast also included the late Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, Nichelle Nichols and James Doohan.
In 1991, the franchise marked its 25th anniversary, a year that ended with the release of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. Roddenberry died toward the end of those anniversary celebrations.
Quick answers
Where can I watch Star Trek: The Sixty Year Mission?
The documentary is playing exclusively at Regal Cinemas in the US.
Who directed Star Trek: The Sixty Year Mission?
Mark A. Altman wrote and directed the documentary.
Who was interviewed at the premiere?
Interviews were conducted with William Shatner, John de Lancie, Nana Visitor and Terry Farrell.