Volume two of a fifty-year oral history of Star Trek by the people who were there sharing never before told stories.
EDWARD GROSS has covered film and television as a member of the editorial staff of a wide variety of magazines. He is the author of numerous non-fiction books, and, next to coauthor Mark Altman, has written more about Star Trek over the past 35 years than just about anyone else. MARK A. ALTMAN has been hailed as "the world's foremost Trekspert" by the Los Angeles Times. He is also a former journalist and a writer/producer for numerous movies and TV series including Castle and Agent X.
"The oral history of the Star Trek franchise boldly
continues. Writer and producer Altman and Gross who did a terrific
job in their first volume, have once again meticulously selected
and chronologically arranged a massive number of comments from more
than 200 people involved in the TV shows and movies." --Kirkus
Reviews Praise for The Fifty-Year Mission: The First 25
Years
"Breathtaking in scope and depth, this is a must-read for Star
Trek lovers as well as anyone who wants a better understanding
of how television and film production works." --Booklist,
starred review "An absolute must for any Star Trek fan."
--Kirkus Reviews "As a lifelong fan, I thought I knew everything
there was to know about Star Trek. Thankfully, I was wrong. Thanks
to revealing, honest and -- dare I say it? -- fascinating
interviews from the insiders who were really there, The Fifty-Year
Mission is an epic tome that's full of so much fantastic
information, I felt like I was discovering the incredible
behind-the-scenes story of Star Trek (and Hollywood, for that
matter) all over again. It's a page-turner in every sense of the
word, and I could not put it down." --Scott Mantz, Access
Hollywood
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