Luke Wilson stars with an ensemble that includes Zachary Quinto, Topher Grace and The Big Bang Theory‘s Johnny Galecki. Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi’s script sees Wilson invited to his estranged ex-wife’s dinner party. Over the course of the evening, he’s gripped by mounting evidence that something insidious has taken hold of his ex, and that she and her new friends have a mysterious and horrifying agenda.

So, added screencaptures of guest appearance Zach did to “What’s Your Number” movie. He has a short appearance in the very beginning of the movie, but he’s gorgeous! Check it:

Zach was caught on set of the long awaited Star Trek sequel, in a volcano suit.

According to a source on the set, Quinto first rehearsed the scene with a Spock stunt double before being rigged to a wire and being lifted ten storeys high.

He was then dropped at a high rate of speed as if he was falling in front of a green screen, which will show the required scene when the film hits cinemas next May 17.

In the scene Spock is wearing the ‘Volcano Suit’ and carrying an unknown piece of equipment with the Starfleet emblem.

The movie comes out on May 2013.

Life just got more pointed for Zachary Quinto. Ear-wise, that is.

The actor recently beamed back into duty as Mr. Spock for the long-awaited second installment of the rebooted “Star Trek” film franchise, and he opened his hailing frequencies to give PopcornBiz a little sneak peek at his re-Vulcanizing.

How was it getting back together with everybody on set?

Getting back together with everybody was amazing. It was a little bit awkward because we’ve been away for four years, so for all of us to kind of find our footing again, just in relationship to shooting the movie [was a challenge]. But there’s such a great connection between all of us that we were able to find our way pretty quickly.

We’re sure you won’t give away any plot details but can you talk about your reaction when you learned what the story was going to be?

Well, it’s bigger and bolder. And I think in some ways more dynamic. And it’s so exciting to be back. And the first time there was a writer’s strike when we were shooting the movie so nothing was able to be changed – the script was locked. And this time Bob [Orci] and Alex [Kurtzman] and Damon [Lindeloff] and J.J.[Abrams] are really getting in and working on the story and sort of allowing it to expand and evolve – and bringing us into the process. So there’s a real collaboration that wasn’t even legally permitted the first time that I feel really grateful for. We’re having a really great time.

And this past year was kind of your, ‘I am not Spock’ year, or at least, not JUST Spock. You really got to show on film and on television that you have other sides to you – you produced and starred in “Margin Call,” and then guest-starred on “American Horror Story.” Was making sure you weren’t solely perceived as this iconic character in your head at all?

I mean, it’s just been enormously gratifying. I started this production company. Our first feature out of the gate was an incredible experience to work on as an actor and a producer. And to work with all these other amazing actors was so fulfilling to me. I wasn’t really consciously trying to get away from the ‘Star Trek’ experience. I’m really thrilled to have that, as well. But, yeah, I just want to keep things diverse and keep people surprised. And defy my own expectations, as well as other people’s. That’s my plan.

Now that we know ‘American Horror Story’ is going to be an anthology series do you think you’ll be back on it as another character?

I don’t know. [Laughs] You’ll have to talk to Ryan Murphy about that!

Source

Writer/director J.J. Abrams’ of the 2009 Star Trek revamp will return as director. The movie is being co-written by Abrams with Lost‘s Damon Lindelof and Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci (Kurtzman and Orci wrote the revamp).

The main cast from the reboot, including Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto and Zoe Saldana, are all returning. Benicio Del Toro is rumored to be the villain but nothing has been confirmed.

And also, Star Trek 2 will be filmed in 3D. Not sure how that will effect the lens flare that was so prominent in the 2009 film.

HI FRIENDS!
My name is Sian Heder and I am a filmmaker living in Los Angeles. I am asking for your help in making my next short film, DOG EAT DOG. With two feature projects in the process of being assembled, (which, you may be aware, is like herding cats), I have decided the time has come to make another short. Many of you may have supported my first film, MOTHER, which went on to win at Cannes and garnered many awards at film festivals worldwide. This new project is a short comedy collaboration with my old and dear friend, actor Zachary Quinto. We are using Kickstarter to both raise funds for the film AND to make a sizable donation to the Humane Society in support of dog adoption. So this is both art and charity.

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LOS ANGELES: Actor/Producer ZACHARY QUINTO and Producer NEAL DODSON will appearing for a special post-show “MARGIN CALL” Q&A at the 7 PM show at the Century City AMC on Saturday, 10/29. Buy your tickets now before they sell out!

More info on selling tickets will be posted as soon as I get it.