Production Begins on The Motion Picture - Episode 99

70s Trek: Star Trek in the 1970s

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It was the moment that many Star Trek fans thought would never happen. Production on The Motion Picture began on August 7, 1978. After being off the air for nine years and experiencing so many false starts, it seemed hard to believe that work on a Star Trek project was really happening!

It had been 3,497 days since production ended on the last episode of Star Trek's original run, Turnabout Intruder. That was the last time that live-action Star Trek had been in front of the cameras.

That was way back on January 9, 1969. And now some 9½ years later, a new Star Trek was finally in production. This time, a major motion picture.

Production took 125 days and wrapped on January 26, 1979. After that, it was time for the special effects and post-production team to work on the film.

There was just 11 months before the premiere.

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