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Gary Mitchell could be the villain in the new Star Trek film 'Into Darkness' which premiers this summer.ДЇans have taken to the Internet to discuss the possible identity of the unidentified character played by British actor Benedict Cumberbatch - with many coming to the conclusion that he is in someway inspired by story of 'Where No Man Has Gone Before'. Indeed, the story of 'Where No Man Has Gone Before' has gained such iconic status among fans of the long-running franchise that speculation is high that Lt. Gary Mitchell (played by Gary Lockwood) from the Star Trek episode 'Where No Man Has Gone Before' - it is rumored that his character may make a reappearance in the the new Star Trek Into Darkness film played by Benedict Cumberbatch (right) Gary Mitchell (played by Gary Lockwood) from the Star Trek episode 'Where No Man Has Gone Before' - it is rumored that his character may make a reappearance in the the new Star Trek Into Darkness film played by Benedict Cumberbatch (right)Д¬aptain Kirk eventually kills Mitchell with the phaser rifle by causing a landslide to fall on-top of him during their final climactic duel.

Commander Gary Mitchell, who gains telepathic and telekentic powers that threatened to destroy the crew. The story of 'Where No Man Has Gone Before' revolves around a Lt.

#Set to stun star wars series

Sulu - completing the cast that would appear in three series and six films together over the course of the next 25-years. Kirk.ДЄlso brought in were James Doohan as Chief Engineer Montgomery 'Scotty' Scott and George Takei as Lt. Out went Jeffrey Hunter who had played the USS Enterprise's second captain, Christopher Pike - replacing him was of course, William Shatner, who went on to define his own career in the role of Captain James T. Toy designer Reuben Klamer produced the rifle at the request of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry who wanted to beef up his fledgling outer space Western-style series Set phaser's to Stun: The phaser rifle detail is impressive - show the craft of Klamer who retained the merchandising rights to the gun to produce it as a toy Set phaser's to Stun: The phaser rifle detail is impressive - show the craft of Klamer who retained the merchandising rights to the gun to produce it as a toy Letters and photographs during correspondence between Klamer and Roddenberry and the production of the rifle for Star Trek To get another chance at producing a pilot was as rare then as it is now and accordingly, along with bringing in the meatier phaser rifle, Roddenberry made changes to the case. 'Where No Man Has Gone Before' was produced in 1965 after the first pilot, 'The Cage' was rejected by NBC. The weapon comes in the original custom-made case made to deliver the rifle to the studio and a letter signed by Roddenberry for approval in 1965 finalizing the plans for the rifle. William Shatner as Captain Kirk used the rifle to great effect in 'Where No Man Has Gone Before' which aired in 1966 The USS Enterprise from the 1960s television show: Gene Roddenberry was granted the rare opportunity to produce a second pilot for NBC - after his first attempt was declined Designer Reuben Klamer created the weapon after NBC asked that the 'Star Trek' pilot be 'retooled for a more action-packed adventure.'Д¬onstructed out of wood and finished with blue/green metallic paint, the weapon has aged extremely well and has additional detailing, including a hand-tooled aluminum barrel and three plastic domed indicator lights - presumably to be used by Captain Kirk to set the phaser to stun. Returned to Klamer once revised pilot 'Where No Man Has Gone Before' had wrapped up filming, the rifle made subsequent appearances only in studio-commissioned publicity photos and even made the front of a lunch box for the series. Cumberbulk: Benedict reveals he ate 4000 calories a day to transform from weedy Sherlock to intimidating Star Trek villain.'Star Trek didn't excite me': Chris Pine says he 'wasn't a fan' of the series before landing the iconic role of Captain Kirk.

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