Pegg is the only actor I actually know of. I never got time to watch Heroes or Alias or any films or TV that any of the others have been in. But I've been a fan of Simon Pegg since he first started to do minor skits in The Saturday Night Armistice back in the early 1990s.

Being the editor of a blog on the new movie I've seen alot of behind-the-scenes photos of props, sets and uniforms and they all seem to be excellant and very original. I wouldnt believe anyone, anywhere who says they know anything about the script. Pegg read it under guard and Paramount has a trick on making each copy of any script uniquely indentifiable so traces leaks.

So far I'm impressed with this 're-imagining' - I just hope J.J. Abrams stays the course and doesnt make this too comedic or too cerebral.

Leyton Jay, Crawley, UK

Star Trek fans need to suck it up. Your original cast is old. They are not going to be around to play in a movie. The first six movies were great, with a great cast, but that is no more. The Next Generagion cast is also aging. If you want your children and your children's children to have a life with Star Trek you have to give hollywood a chance. Star Trek must be done outside the box. I don't know if having new people play old characters is the best idea, but hey, it's something new. I think it will be fun and interesting, and I a true non-subborn fan will watch it. Perhaps, though, Star Trek needs something totally different. Maybe a new ship, and a new crew, maybe continuing where Nemesis left off or even in the future like TNG did. For now I will watch my reruns, but I am waitng to support something new. The fans killed "Enterprise," with their lack of support. A new series and movie will need support from the fans before it can catch those who are new to the legacy.

Victor , Tulsa, Oklahoma

While Simon Pegg is a great actor and I loved 'Hot Fuzz' he IS NOT Scotty by any stretch of the imagination. In fact he couldn't be further away from right both in physical resembelence to the character and acting style. Like many fans I look at him and I dont see the character but I can when I look at Paul McGillion (Stargate: Atlantis) who was also up for the role and bares an uncanny resembelence, is actually Scottish (the casting sheet called for a 'flawless' accent, I've only seen Pegg do a far from Flawless version) and has many of the right sensibilities within his acting style to do justice to the part.

Typical Hollywood, casting the 'Brit Flavour' of the month actor.

TJ, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire