There’s a majesty that she has, and you can feel it when we announced she was coming out today.
“I got to sit next to her today at Comic-Con-and it is, it’s palpable.
COVID-19 restrictions meant the cast was unable to record together, so for Brett Gray who plays the role of Dal, finally getting together with Mulgrew was something else. The caring side of Janeway was echoed by the cast and crew at New York Comic Con in an interview with Gizmodo. According to the actor, hologram Janeway won’t be as fiery as her living counterpart–as she’s helping a ship of children navigate the cosmos. Mulgrew says she hasn’t been approached about reprising her role as Kathryn Janeway in a live-action series (outside of Star Trek: Nemesis). I think they have a very discerning imagination.” Voyager: The Next Generation That might be arrogance on my part, but I don’t think so.
I think that the young people would recognize that very quickly. I think that only I can voice this character, and only I should, because I’m the only one who knows who she is. “Well, I certainly needed to come back to this character if threatened with an imitation. They also mention she may not be the only hologram we see, and hint at real characters (like Captain Chakotay) making an appearance but not as holograms. As for Captain Janeway herself, Kate Mulgrew has also been on the interview circuit, explaining to if the character was going to appear on-screen, then it was always going to be her who would play the role. The creators go on to talk about how there was never any other option for the training hologram: it was always Captain Janeway from the start. They may have a learning curve in the show, but they’ll get there.” We never want to dumb things down for kids. We wanted to keep the stakes real for an older audience. And so we always had that perspective of the outsider and that freed us up. We view it as a show for people who don’t know Star Trek, which could be young or old. Prodigy executive producers/co-creators Kevin and Dan Hageman, and executive producer/director Ben Hibon, spoke with about the challenges around finding that entry point into the Star Trek multiverse, with Dan Hageman saying, The folks at Gizmodo felt that tiny moment highlighted something special about the Star Trek franchise -the ability of everyone to communicate freely, as well as not judging a book by its hulky rock-encrusted cover. Stream the new series beginning October 28 exclusively on /7KD9bKS2YF- Star Trek on Paramount+ October 24, 2021īoth scenes are fun and exciting, with the standout being the effort that has gone into the musical score which helps it feel very much at home in the Star Trek universe. Check out this exclusive clip from #StarTrekProdigy that debuted during today's game.
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