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Trekkies: Nick Meyer tells all
Ricardo Montalban as Khan in Star Trek 2.
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Nicholas Meyer
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John Rabe
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On the Ceti Alpha 5 set with the cast and crew of "Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan."
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Trekkies: Nick Meyer tells all
Nicholas Meyer, who may have saved the franchise by scripting and directing "Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan," has published his memoir, "The View from the Bridge.” He tells KPCC’s John Rabe how he got involved with “The Wrath of Khan.” Inside: their entire unedited interview, and Meyer's bookstore appearances Wednesday and Thursday.
Note: Nicholas Meyer will be signing copies of his books Wednesday, September 2, at 7 p.m. at Borders Northridge, and Thursday at 7 at Village Books in the Palisades. Look over on the left for links to the stores and to the raw audio of the entire interview.
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