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• December 19 2023

“Star Trek” captain

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'I think people will be satisfied,' actress says of upcoming series finale

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When filming concluded on Season 5 of Star Trek: Discovery , Sonequa Martin-Green didn’t know that she had shot many of her final scenes as Captain Michael Burnham.

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'Star Trek: Discovery' star Sonequa Martin-Green talks show’s unexpected final season and series' legacy Back to video

“We had wrapped. We thought we were going to see each other in eight months. Then they were like, ‘You’re not going back,'” Martin-Green, 39, tells Postmedia in a Zoom interview.

It was a blow for the actress, who became the first Black woman to headline a series set within the popular franchise when she debuted on the program back in 2017. The ending was bittersweet, but she was thankful that the cast was able to come back and shoot a proper conclusion.

“(Showrunners) Alex Kurtzman and Michelle Paradise fought to get us some additional shooting. CBS and Paramount, they do treasure the show, and they agreed, but it was just a coda to wrap it up. We had little time and little pages. But I think people will be satisfied,” she says. “They did a phenomenal job.”

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Co-created by Kurtzman (who co-wrote JJ Abrams’ 2009 Star Trek movie) , Discovery was set a decade before the adventures of William Shatner’s Kirk and Leonard Nimoy’s half-human/half-Vulcan on TOS (The Original Series). 

“We didn’t know what we were doing in the beginning; we were on wobbly legs like when a horse is born,” Martin-Green says looking back. “We were breaking so many barriers and pushing the needle forward. We were having to dig out the path that we were ultimately going to take. But we had a lot on our shoulders and we wanted it to do well and make everyone proud.”

When Discovery first launched, it was the first new Star Trek show to air on TV since Enterprise 12 years prior.

With new characters added into the mix, including Saru (Doug Jones), Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp),  Sylvia Tilly (Mary Wiseman), Dr. Hugh Culber (Wilson Cruz), Cleveland “Book” Booker (David Ajala), Adira (Blu del Barrio), Rayner (Callum Keith Rennie), and Emperor Philippa Georgiou (Michelle Yeoh), Martin-Green concedes they had “a little bit of trouble getting started.”

Younger versions of Spock (Ethan Peck) and Christopher Pike (Anson Mount) appeared briefly, before beaming onto their own series, Strange New Worlds , which cast Paul Wesley as Captain Kirk.

But by Season 3, when the story jumped ahead to 3188, Martin-Green says the Toronto-shot Discovery established its own identity. “I’m so happy that we did that. We were able to create canon and still be connected (to the rest of the Star Trek series), but have our own vibe as well.”

Season 5 kicked off last week on Paramount+ with Burnham and the crew of the U.S.S. Discovery embarking on a season-long mission to unravel a mystery involving an ancient power whose existence has been hidden for centuries.

The premiere episode featured a callback to an earlier Trek series that Martin-Green expects to be a hit with longtime fans of The Next Generation .

“It’s always nice when we can point to the other iterations and parts of the franchise. I know we’re in the year 3190, but we are still connected to the Trek history you know so well,” she says.

With the final episode in the can, Martin-Green says that Season 5 ends in a way that honours Discovery’s legacy as a show that ushered in a new era in Star Trek storytelling. “We went big. We kept going bigger with Discovery . We added some levity to it, we shifted the tone a bit, made it more fun and adventurous, but don’t let the fun and adventure fool you, because we’re going deep at the same time and we’re going big and epic,” she says.

Later this year, filming will kick off on the Discovery spinoff Starfleet Academy , which will shoot at the same Pinewood Toronto stages its predecessor did. Meanwhile, Yeoh has just finished work on the first Star Trek TV movie, Section 31 , a spy thriller which the Oscar winner describes as “ Mission: Impossible in space.”

Martin-Green, who rose to prominence as Sasha on  The Walking Dead , says the experience on the show was life-changing to her, but also the rest of her castmates.

“I’ve grown in every way that you can imagine from being Burnham,” she says. “It changed me. It was so difficult, so thrilling at times, so impactful, so beautiful, so delightful. I praise God. It was necessary for my story, as Sonequa. But also for the entire Star Trek family. The way that it impacted us personally is how it will continue to impact those who take it in.”

And just like previous iterations in the Trek universe, no one is really gone for good, right?

“There’s no goodbyes,” Martin-Green says with a smile.

Season 5 of Star Trek: Discovery is streaming now on Paramount+.

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Classic film lovers: See James Dean’s apartment and more on new TCM tour at Warner Bros.

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In 2021, the Warner Bros. Studio Tour created new interactive exhibits focused on the company’s recent history, unveiling areas dedicated to the DC Comics universe and the “Harry Potter” franchise.

This week, the popular Studio Tour in Burbank is doubling down on its more distant past.

Warner Bros. is now offering a Turner Classic Movies-branded version of its studio tour that will bring guests to previously off-limit areas of the lot, including vintage animation buildings, a mini rose garden and an apartment that once housed James Dean. The 90-minute tram portion of the jaunt — about 30 minutes longer than the studio’s standard tram excursion — will allow guides to go deeper into the history of the studio’s catalog to deliver factoids related to such films as “Casablanca,” “My Fair Lady,” “Rebel Without a Cause,” “Auntie Mame” and many more.

“We’re off the leash,” says Brad Taylor, a 15-year tour guide veteran with Warner Bros., noting that the TCM excursion will include time for guides to chat with visitors about their favorite films.

“We get to talk to the guests and really hang out with people who have the same passion that we do,” Taylor says. “I find that ‘classics’ guests are less about behind-the-scenes and more, ‘I can’t believe this is where we are.’ It’s just the look on their faces when they realize ‘Casablanca’ filmed here, or James Dean stood right here.”

The launch of the TCM tour arrives during the network’s 30th anniversary and close to 12 months after classic film fans were given a scare. In June, Warner Bros. announced that layoffs would hit TCM, including some of the network’s top executives, prompting concern from prestige directors such as Steven Spielberg, Paul Thomas Anderson and Martin Scorsese. After garnering national attention, key cuts were reversed and Warner Bros. sought to assure fans that TCM would continue to be handled with care.

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TCM network hosts — Eddie Muller, Jacqueline Stewart, Ben Mankiewicz, Alicia Malone and Dave Karger — recorded new video segments for the outing. The tour will take guests into the lot’s Property House, an area not visited by the standard tour. Here, visitors can get glimpses of materials for a full set, including items for a complete Oval Office setting, but expect guides to highlight vintage items, such as a throne from the Errol Flynn pirate film “Captain Blood.”

Danny Kahn, vice president-general manager of the studio tour, says there have been numerous requests over the years from guests to delve a little deeper into the studio’s animation history. That’s why the TCM tour will for the first time take visitors to an area of the lot once known as “Termite Terrace,” which from 1955 to 1964, says Taylor, housed the animation department, a building with a sloped roof designed to capture sunlight. Animation legend Chuck Jones, says Kahn, had an office in the Termite Terrace area in the 1990s despite Warner’s moving animation production elsewhere.

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Another unique tour locale is the exterior of the Dean apartment. When Dean resided there during filming of “East of Eden,” it was actually across the street from the lot, the apartment nesting above a pharmacy. But gradual studio expansion has led to the area now being on Warner Bros. property.

“That was an actual drugstore with apartments, and the studio rented it for him,” Kahn says. “I think it was to keep an eye on him and keep him on a short leash.”

The tour will also give tram riders a look at executive life at the studio, allowing them to briefly walk around a rose garden. The manicured spaces once held a tennis court as well as offices and personal screening rooms for the likes of studio mogul Jack Warner, with many of the structures dating to the 1920s. “It’s a really historic area of the lot that hasn’t really changed a lot in all these years,” says Kahn, noting the area is still in use by studio principals. “Jack Warner, when he ran the studio, privatized the first floor. That was a massage parlor that he had beneath his office.”

TCM Classic Films Tour

Where: The Warner Bros. Studio, 3400 Warner Blvd., Burbank 91505

When: Most days, 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Cost: $95 for adults; $82 for children. A SoCal resident discount is available for $75

Info: (818) 977-8687 or wbstudiotour.com

Staples of the tour, such as a journey around the backlot city streets, a visit to the “Friends” set and cafe and recent additions highlighting the studio’s modern franchise films are included in the TCM trek, as is a pre-tour reception with beverages and pastries. All told, expect the tour to last about 3½ hours. A tour spokesperson says the first TCM-branded outing is scheduled for Wednesday, with trams expected to depart daily after that date. Adult tickets are $95, but there is a Southern California resident discount available for $75.

“It feels so good to have TCM here,” Kahn says. “People understand that the TCM brand is synonymous with classic film.”

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