The Comic-Con International 2007 has brought an extremely important moment for the fans of the popular “Star Trek” movies. J.J. Abrams has introduced to them the 11^th “Star Trek” movie’s cast members and the fans have been positively surprised by seeing together an elder and a younger Spock in the persons of the actor Leonard Nimoy and Zachary Quinto.

J.J. Abrams, who has been a big fan of the “Star Trek” series, will direct and co-produce the 11^th movie of the series, which has not yet been given a title. Abrams introduce Leonard Nimoy to the fans, who have greeted him respectfully. Actor Leonard Nimoy, 76 years old, has been the one that created the character of the Vulcan Spock. He will however now join the latest movie, about which he has said that it will be a great feature.

Leonard Nimoy will be also joined by a younger Spock, played by the “Heroes” star actor Zachary Quinto. The actor resembles a lot to Nimoy and both of them have seemed to be perfect for playing the roles of the strange Vulcan characters.

J.J. Abrams has said to the public that he is honored to direct and co-produce this 11^th “Star Trek” movie that is loved by lots of people, including him. The director has also announced that the character of Captain Kirk hasn’t yet been cast, and that William Shatner, who had played the role in the original TV series, could possibly have a part in the upcoming movie as well.

The new “Star Trek” movie is to begin filming in November and it is expected to be released in the next year’s winter, around the Christmas’ period.