A biographical film about Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry is in the works, with a screenplay written by Adam Meser (doctor die writer).
Star Trek (also known as Star Trek) is one of the world's most famous science fiction film and television series, consisting of 7 TV series, 1 animation film, and 13 movies. The series was originally proposed by screenwriter Jean Roddenberry in the 1960s and appeared on television in 1966. It's a utopian sci-fi drama set on the 23rd-century Starship Enterprise that roams the galaxy. At that time, no one could have predicted that this TV series, which had only been broadcast for three seasons, would spawn a huge entertainment series, including multiple movies and televisions, books, games, theme parks, IP products, etc.
On the occasion of the late Roddenberry's 100th birthday, it was revealed that Roddenberry Productions is currently working on a biopic about him. Screenwriter Adam Mazer has reportedly written the script and the crew is looking for actors and directors.
Jean Roddenberry
Roddenbury only produced the first interstellar travel film, Infinite Space (1979). Due to production cost overruns and communication issues with Paramount management, Roddenbury's job was replaced. But he went on to serve as executive advisor for the next four films. Roddenberry died in 1991 at the age of 70. (Compiled from the extranet, with deletions)
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