Did you see him in “Introducing Dorothy Dandridge”? He’s really great. I think that he’s really a highly gifted actor. Brent Spiner is the only actor in Star Trek who could play many characters in one series. But there are a lot TNG fans who would love to see Brent Spiner in Star Trek again. I know, some people only would like to see TOS on the screen.
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Watch the full replay (1 hour and 11 minutes – via Streamin’ Garage): Spiner also did impersonations of Michael Dorn and Patrick Stewart.īrent Spiner as Data – saving Picard (Patrick Stewart) shortly before sacrificing himself in "Star Trek: Nemesis" (2002) Spiner also said he would "be delighted" to follow Wil Wheaton to the CBS comedy The Big Bang Theory, but noted he has yet to be asked to appear. In other Trek related content on the chat, Spiner said that he is talking to at least one of his Next Generation co-stars about a cameo on his webseires Fresh Hell. Yeah they could CGI it, but why not just CGI the whole character and forget about me. I just don’t think I could get away with it. I love the character and I wish I started it much younger, but I was already in my mid sixties when I started. I don’t see that I could wear that makeup anymore. Īnd when Spiner was asked if he thought Data could come back he said: What you don’t know is that when the curtains closed in the theater and you left, the Enterprise blew up and everyone else was killed. He noted that he was not on set when they filmed the emotional farewell/memorial scene, but he did offer this:Ī lot of people have asked about and "why did you kill Data?" We knew that it was going to be our last film, and we thought it might be a good idea to end it on a big emotional moment and it seemed to complete Data’s arc from the beginning. Spiner also was asked about the death of Data in Star Trek: Nemesis. And I want you to flood JJ Abrams offices with that: BBS, Bring Back Soong.īrent Spiner as Arik Soong on "Star Trek: Enterprise (2005) – Will JJ Abrams Bring Back Soong? And I would like to start a campaign, maybe right here tonight, its called BBS – Bring Back Soong. I did this character Arik Soong, not to be confused with Dr.
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I am thinking more about the next Star Trek movie and more about who can I be in it. But then Spiner offered this bit of lobbying about the next Star Trek: He also joked about Justin Beiber and the late Charles Nelson Reilly. Spiner noted that some have pointed out how Tom Hiddleston (Loki in Thor) looks a bit like him. It was a much more complicated thing for me.Ī question came in asking Spiner what actor he thought might be a good choice if they ever rebooted Star Trek: The Next Generation (ala Star Trek 2009). For you, you spent an hour in front of the television set watching it and I sent 500 hours doing it for every hour you watched. You love the character and I love the character, but love is a very complicated thing and very individual thing. I have great affection for that character. I’ll always be known for having done that character and I don’t mind that at all. They will be on for the rest of our lives – if Paramount Pictures has anything to do with it. I have done other work – I’ve done other films and television and theater since I did Data, but I did 178 episodes and 4 feature films and they are still on air. No, I don’t think it has pigeonholed me necessarily. I sais that to a friend of mine, Danny Stern, saying "I don’t know if I should take this job, I don’t know if I will ever work again." And he said "You know what? You will work even more" and he couldn’t have been more wrong. Before I got offered the show, I was afraid of that.
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Details below, plus the full video.īrent Spiner on typecasting, rebooting Data, & "Bring Back Soong"īrent Spiner on if he feels "pigeonholed" by his Star Trek: The Next Generation role of Data: Spiner talked about Trek typecasting, the death of Data, and even lobbied to "Bring Back Soong" for the 2012 Star Trek sequel. The chat ended up with a lot of talk about Star Trek and Data. On Monday Star Trek: The Next Generation’s Brent Spiner participated in a online live webchat promoting his webseries Fresh Hell.
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