The future of the Star Trek movie franchise may be unclear, but at least one major player is up for another go at it.
Alex Kurtzman, the Star Trek: Discovery co-creator and executive producer who co-wrote and produced 2009?s Star Trek reboot and sequel Star Trek Into Darkness, says that he?d be open to returning to the film side of the Star Trek franchise is
?Sure, if the circumstances were right, sure,? Kurtzman told Trek Movie. ?I?ll do anything with J.J. [Abrams]. Anything he asks me, I will do it. I will commit right now
?Here is what I can tell you. I have now been fortunate enough to be involved with Star Trek for almost 10 years and I feel in each version, whether people agreed with what we did or not, I know we did it out of love and we were protecting what we believed to be the integrity of Star Trek. And the minute that is over, is the minute I don?t want to be involved with Star Trek anymore. So, if J.J., great. If it were someone else and I felt that we were able to do that, that is our job and our responsibility as the people who are working on Star Trek is to hold on to and carry that legacy in the right way.?
