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== Latest news ==
 
== Latest news ==
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;13 February 2011: ''[[Star Trek Nemesis]]'' actor [[Tom Hardy]] recieved the Orange Wednesday Rising Star award at the 2011 Bafta Film Awards, for his work in ''Nemesis'', ''Bronson'' and ''Inception''.
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;4 February 2011: ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'' and {{film|10}} stuntwoman [[Lisa Hoyle]] has been seriously injured during a stunt for a feature film. The Memory Alpha community sends our best wishes to her and her family.
 
;4 February 2011: ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'' and {{film|10}} stuntwoman [[Lisa Hoyle]] has been seriously injured during a stunt for a feature film. The Memory Alpha community sends our best wishes to her and her family.
   

Revision as of 12:01, 16 February 2011

Latest news

13 February 2011
Star Trek Nemesis actor Tom Hardy recieved the Orange Wednesday Rising Star award at the 2011 Bafta Film Awards, for his work in Nemesis, Bronson and Inception.
4 February 2011
Star Trek: Enterprise and Star Trek Nemesis stuntwoman Lisa Hoyle has been seriously injured during a stunt for a feature film. The Memory Alpha community sends our best wishes to her and her family.
22 January 2011
Gameforge, the company behind the upcoming Star Trek: Infinite Space today released more infomation on the game set to include the Galaxy-class Federation starship and the Klingon Bird of Prey. The online, browser-based game, is due for release in summer 2011. [1]
29 December 2010
Visual effects artist Grant McCune, who earned an Oscar nomination as miniature supervisor on Star Trek: The Motion Picture, has died at the age of 67. McCune, perhaps best known for his Oscar-winning model work on Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope, died of pancreatic cancer on Monday, 27 December 2010, at his home in Hidden Hills, California. [2] He was a partner at Apogee, Inc. for over a decade before forming his own studio, Grant McCune Design. His film work also includes Jaws, Caddyshack, Die Hard, Speed, Spider-Man, and Serenity.
23 December 2010
Former Star Trek: Deep Space Nine executive producer and writer Ira Steven Behr is to be the showrunner of a new Syfy series, Alphas. [3]
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