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Tyler Perry Wants J.J. Abrams to Call Him To Return in the Next Star Trek Film

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In a video interview posted on HitFlix, actor-director, Tyler Perry said he’s waiting for a script and a phone call from Star Trek director, J.J. Abrams regarding a return in the 2012 sequel.

Perry who was cast as Admiral Barntt in the 2009 film said “I’m waiting for the new script because nobody has called me yet. No one has said, ‘We need you.’  Hey, J.J.! Hey!  J.J. Abrams! Y’know, I’m waiting for my phone call buddy.”

Sounds like Perry would be more than willing to return to the role in the next Star Trek film, slated to begin shooting this fall.

[Source: HitFlix]

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  1. Capt. Zorg

    April 22, 2011 at 4:35 am

    Not sure he’s the most needed character in the next movie, but it’s cool to see a big name like Tyler Perry is interested in the franchise and wants to be in it.

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