Paramount+ Chief On "Star Trek" TV Future
Paramount+ is consulting writers and working with CBS Studios and Paramount Pictures to determine the franchise’s next television chapter, executives said.
- Jane Wiseman, EVP and Head of Originals for Paramount+, stated the company is "talking to a lot of writers" to develop the next iteration of the Star Trek franchise.
- The studio is collaborating with CBS Studios to identify the "next bounce" of the franchise, emphasizing that defining the next chapter is imperative given the property's cultural significance.
- Lionsgate is moving forward with a "psychological horror film" about cryogenics, with director David F. Sandberg attached to the project titled Mommy's Home, according to TheInsneider.
- Cineverse has acquired distribution rights for Eugene the Marine, a "super 16mm-shot genre hybrid" blending psychological thriller, giallo mystery, and Hallmark movie elements.
- Disney has released a teaser for Coven Academy, a series featuring three teenage witches navigating dangerous powers and forbidden love while ancient forces threaten their city.
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Paramount+ Chief On "Star Trek" TV Future
With both “Strange New Worlds” and “Starfleet Academy” already finished filming their final seasons to air in 2027, the “Star Trek” franchise is at a major crossroads in its 60th year. When they go offline, there’ll be no new “Star Trek” shows on the air or in development – something we haven’t really had for over a decade. There also hasn’t been a new film in the series (the “Section 31” telemovie aside) since “Star Trek: Beyond” ten years ago.…
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