During a new interview to advance the new Disney+ original film, Ice Age: Adventures of Buck Wild, Pegg was inquired as to whether he knew at least something about Star Trek 4. Pegg uncovered he is as yet waiting to hear news about the task. He is anxious to get back to the franchise and recount to more stories in the Kelvin universe, in spite of the fact that lets it be known will be somewhat pitiful since the passing of Anton Yelchin, who played Pavel Chekov. Pegg said:
“I don’t know a lot. I’ve met Matt momentarily and appears to be an extraordinary person. I love the work he did on WandaVision. It’s always waiting with these things, because the world is an uncertain spot. Coronavirus’ tossed everything into a spin. There’s such countless elements that need to adjust in request for these things to occur. I’m just unobtrusively waiting for news essentially. What’s more I messaged J.J. the other day and said, ‘Let me know what’s going on.’ He’s just similar to, ‘We’re waiting for news.’ I’d very much want to see more undertakings in the Kelvin universe. Obviously, any opportunity I get to work with those entertainers is… I’ll jump at it, albeit it will be a little tragic this time, however remain tuned.”
Simon Pegg needs to return for Star Trek 4 and is waiting to hear news on the undertaking. Pegg assumes the part of the USS Enterprise boss engineer, Montgomery “Scotty” Scott, the job originally made famous the late, incredible James Doohan. Pegg previously assumed the part in 2009’s Star Trek and reprised his job in 2013’s Star Trek Into Darkness and 2016’s Star Trek Beyond where he additionally filled in as the film’s co-author close by Doug Jung.
Principal Pictures has been trying to get another Star Trek film going since before the arrival of Star Trek Beyond. The most recent section in the franchise has seen numerous chiefs sign on, including S.J. Clarkson and Noah Hawley, and at a certain point, Quentin Tarantino even had a pitch for another Star Trek film separate from the Kelvin timeline continuity. In 2021, it was affirmed that WandaVision chief Matt Shakman would rudder the following Star Trek film with a screenplay by Lindsey Beer and Geneva Robertson-Dworet.
