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- In 2005, Berman was involved in developing an eleventh Star Trek movie based on a script written by Erik Jendresen. However, when Gail Berman (no relation) took over as president of Paramount Pictures, Jendresen's script was shelved.
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Paramount president Gail Berman (no relation to Rick Berman) convinced CBS chief executive Leslie Moonves to allow them eighteen months to develop a new Star Trek film, otherwise Paramount would lose the film rights.
Mar 5, 2024 · What you need to know is that Paramount had to make a Star Trek movie, or they would lose the rights to the franchise. Gail Berman, the President of Paramount (and no relation to Rick),...
Apr 11, 2024 · Paramount makes it official. Earlier this year, it was reported that Paramount Pictures was developing a new Star Trek feature film in parallel development to the “Star Trek 4” sequel to...
Mar 29, 2018 · There has never been a shortage of ideas for the franchise - in regards to movies or TV - and in 2005, the President of Paramount (Gail Berman) talked the chief executive of CBS into giving her and her team 18 months to get a concept together for a new movie.
Oct 9, 2016 · SANTA MONICA, Calif. — In the late 1990s, still the dark ages for female executives in Hollywood, Dolly Parton invited a young woman to lunch. The woman, Gail Berman, had worked for Sandollar...
Rick Berman, who had taken over Star Trek after Gene Roddenberry’s death in 1991, convinced him otherwise. Four years earlier, Piller had declined the opportunity to write a script for what would become Star Trek Generations. At the studio’s insistence, Berman had commissioned two teleplays. The best one would be filmed.
In 2005, Berman was involved in developing an eleventh Star Trek movie based on a script written by Erik Jendresen. However, when Gail Berman (no relation) took over as president of Paramount Pictures, Jendresen's script was shelved.
