The guy who co-wrote Pulp Fiction (Roger Avary) offered to write for nu-Trek at scale (the lowest you can be paid in Hollywood) - he was turned down because Alex Kurtzman didn’t want anyone “with a fondness for old Trek” - Kotaku In Action 2

The guy who co-wrote Pulp Fiction (Roger Avary) offered to write for nu-Trek at scale (the lowest you can be paid in Hollywood) - he was turned down because Alex Kurtzman didn’t want anyone “with a fondness for old Trek” (m.youtube.com)

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– el_hoovy 11 points 109 days ago +11 / -0

i wish to think about all the wonderful art and entertainment we could be making right now. get 50 men to crowdfund a talented 5 men and get to creating. at 2000 USD per month per worker, that's 200 from each crowdfunder's pocket every month. that is not unrealistic, the only challenge is convincing all 55 people that nobody involved is a KGB sleeper agent who was woken up from a 500 year long jewish magic cryostasis to spy on this exact project.