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Roberto Orci

  1. director’s chair
    Roberto Orci Will Direct Star Trek 3It will be his directorial debut.
    By Anna Silman
  2. directors chair
    Star Trek Writer Roberto Orci Pushing to Direct Third MovieJ.J. Abrams wants him.
    By Jesse David Fox
  3. writers writing
    Star Trek Writer Duo Probably Sticking AroundThird time’s the charm.
    By Zach Dionne
  4. comic-con 2013
    Gay Controversy at Comic-Con Ender’s Game PanelHow did producers handle the homophobic statements of Orson Scott Card?
    By Kyle Buchanan
  5. pick up lines
    Pilot News: MacFarlane’s New Show, Kinnear on TVPlus Sleepy Hollow, Girlfriend in a Coma, and tons more.
    By Zach Dionne
  6. in development
    Report: Joe Hill’s Locke & Key Becoming a Film TrilogyFrom Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman, who wrote the abandoned Fox pilot.
    By Zach Dionne
  7. reboots
    Tom Cruise Will Star in the Van Helsing RebootFinally, a movie with vampires in it.
    By Margaret Lyons
  8. the industry
    Why Did Hollywood’s Youngest Mogul Cool on Two of the Town’s Hottest Screenwriters?Billionaire David Ellison rethought making Transformers/Star Trek scribes Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci his own personal Bruckheimer.
    By Claude Brodesser-Akner
  9. nerdgasms
    X-Files–West Wing Hybrid in the WorksFrom Jon Favreau, Seth Green, Roberto Orci, and Mike Dougherty.
    By Margaret Lyons
  10. pilots
    Fox Orders Another Pilot From Kurtzman and OrciAlex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci’s ‘Exit Strategy’ gets picked up by Fox.
    By Josef Adalian
  11. the industry
    Hawaii Five-O 2.0Plus: Parker Posey! Bradley Whitford! Opposite Day!
    By Amos Barshad
  12. more than meets the eye
    Writers of Transformers 2 Distance Themselves From Robot-Racism Claims, Pin Blame on Michael BayThey claim that the controversial gold tooth was not in their script.
    By Mark Graham
  13. freaks and geeks
    J.J. Abrams Wants to Assure You That His Star Trek Is Not Just for NerdsTurns out he hated ‘Star Trek’ just as much as you did.
    By Mark Graham