I will be there."
It was funny. Shooting this scene,
you know, within the first weeks
of shooting,
-having not shot the whole film.
-Yeah, it's amazing.
And it was like trying to figure out
what should we be feeling here.
And again, I think that Chris and Zach
and the whole group just killed it.
They're so good.
Come on, look at the smile
on Sulu's face.
-This is my favourite.
-So, this moment...
-Happy that her boyfriend is on the ship.
-Yep.
It's spectacular.
She's so good there.
And there was debate
who to give these lines to.
Some people thought
we should give it to Shatner.
Some people thought
we should give it to Pine.
I just think, you know,
you gotta give it to Nimoy.
Well, you wanted to do it.
I did actually record a version. Joking.
And then these end credits, again,
are by that guy, Andrew Kramer,
who I just think did an amazing job.
It just, it looks so...
Yeah, I love the way that the camera
just sort of swoops around and...
This is like a two-minute sequence
of CG.
But is there a reason
you put our names over Uranus?
Wait, what'd you call me?
Well, his is over two big balls
over there, so that's...
Wait a second.
We made it through this entire
commentary and now we go blue?
-Now it's getting ugly.
-Wonderful.
Of course, Jeffrey Chernov, the...
Such a huge part of this movie,
by the way.
And by the way, there's a name that
we neglected to mention
during the commentary, but...
It wouldn't have happened without him.
-Essential member.
-The guy came in
literally six weeks before shooting
and took control of the production.
He said, "I need one week
to wrap my head around it,
"one week to figure it out,"
and then you know,
we started on schedule,
we finished on schedule.
And almost never said no.
He's amazing. He really is the greatest.
We discussed Roger Guyett.
Shari Hanson,
who also was just invaluable.
David Witz was an amazing producer.
We should just name
everyone we're seeing.
Dave Baronoff, you know...
Come on, April.
Should we talk about April?
No.
April cast the following people: John
Cho, she cast, Ben Cross, she cast...
April, who did and does Lost...
Are you taking your clothes off again?
-What is that sound?
-Seriously.
Sorry, sorry. I just took them back off.
-That's obviously the...
-Just as we're winding down.
-It's ending. Time to put...
-Get comfortable.
I'm sorry. I was anticipating Chris' nose.
I keep feeling like we should have done
something at the end of these credits,
because that's what all the crazy kids
are doing these days.
-I don't know what it is.
-I don't think so.
We had actually talked at one point
about doing something
at the end of the credits, you know...
The sequel.
...involving the Botany Bay,
but I'm glad we didn't,
because that would have tied our hands
for the sequel.
It would have.
Anything else we want to talk about
before we...
Is Gormley's name about to come out?
There he is.
I could literally talk about
Tommy Gormley for another two hours.
-Do your Tommy Gormley impression.
-I can't.
-Just do it.
-I can't.
But Tommy Gormley, who's the first AD,
he's Scottish and is just...
He did Mission: Impossible III with us
and is just the greatest.
And literally keeps it going,
you know, keeps the production going,
keeps everyone motivated
and, you know, working with him.
He's just the greatest.
And he has an amazing, beautiful family.
He's just a spectacular guy.
See, Gerald W. Abrams,
James McGrath, Jr. There they are.
Come on, someone? Bob?
I can't believe this worked.
I mean, it's like a time warp.
I just remember
when we all sat down with Nimoy
and we were like,
"Hey, how about we blow up Vulcan?
"How do you like that, my friend?"
-It's crazy that the...
-And now here we are.
You know, the movie has been out
for a month now
and people are going to see it.
More than once, which is weird.
The greatest thing ever is,
people are