The anger of Khan’s director was under a long time to create perfection science fiction

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Director Nicholas Mayer has always encountered a hurry when talking about his films “Star Trek”. Mayer took the outlines of the text to “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan” and messed up a final draft within 12 days, with no salaries or balance. It was brought in the midst of some problems behind the scenes, where the “Star Trek” Gene Roddenberry was closed from production after the box office performed from “Star Trek: The Motion Picure”. Not only saved “Star Trek II”, but also made a movie that is considered, to this day, one of the best “Star Trek” films.

Mayer returned to the concession in 1986 To participate in “Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home”, “ Which was “Star Trek” the most successful financially for many years. He later returned to the property again in 1991 when he participated in writing and directed by “Star Trek Vi: The Uncoverrsed Country”, which is also held as one of the best “Star Trek” films. If Mayer seems arrogant to his “Star Trek” work, know that he happened. (He also has all the right to hate “Star Trek in Darkness” for the year 2013.)

Of course, Mayer wrote about his various experiences “Star Trek” in His CV 2009 “The View from the Bridge: Memories of Star Trek and a Life in Hollywood. He also talked about his time in “Star Trek II” in an interview with 2007 with TrekmovieWith special attention to the time of time crisis. As we mentioned, Mayer was brought in the last minute and had to re -equip the text of the film within days. He explained to Trekmovie that the reason that it needs to work very quickly is that the private influence house that works on “Star Trek II”, where industrial light and magic needed to immediately visual effect instructions; Otherwise, the movie will not be completed in a timely manner for its intended opening.

Fortunately, Mair was equal to the mission.

The story says that Mair was only appointed to direct “Star Trek II”, but the executive producer of the film, Harf Bennett, and its producer, Robert Salin, did not like any of the text programs they saw. It is true that each of them had elements approved by designs, but the general story did not gather. Mayer admitted that it was a “long, ridiculous story” of Trekmovie, but he also said that he was the person who suggested Bennett and Salin to mix the aspects that he fell in one major text. However, it seems that Bennett and Salin are not ready to do this because ILM needs a draft during the next 12 days.

Mayer then made a bold proposal that he could rewrite the scenario himself, and felt that he could accomplish the task. As it put it:

Harf Bennett and Bob Salin said that East said that if we had no text within 12 days, they cannot guarantee the delivery of the footage in time to open. I said: “I can do this in 12 days. Let’s continue with that. now, There will be no movie. Therefore, I just wrote and put a person’s name on it. In fact, I think they put Harv’s name first, but he later told me that he lost arbitration. ”

The final text program for Jack B. was credited. Sayyres, who expanded the original Bennett scheme in the actual first draft. Sowards was also the person who invented Kobayashi Maru, Genesis, and a character called Saavik (although his copy of the character was male).

“Star Trek II” was dramatic and rushed and set out with bad texts and Toxic notes from Roddenberry. Apparently as a blow to good luck, it ended in the movie.