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Revealed: Edgar Wright Directed One Shot in 'Star Trek Into Darkness'

by Alex Billington
May 9, 2013
Source: Twitter

Briefly: A month ago we covered a fun story tweeted by British director Edgar Wright about a tease that he "directed one shot in another summer movie. But which?" At first many thought it was Iron Man 3, but he quickly confirmed it wasn't. So, with the Simon Pegg connection obvious, the next guess was Star Trek Into Darkness. Edgar finally revealed early today via a photo on his twitter that it was indeed Star Trek. "There are 2120 shots in 'Star Trek Into Darkness'. I directed one of them," he wrote. The photo shows him behind a clapboard on what looks to be the Klingon set from the movie next to an IMAX camera. See below.

There are 2120 shots in 'Star Trek Into Darkness'. I directed one of them. Looking forward to seeing the other 2119. twitter.com/edgarwright/st…

— edgarwright (@edgarwright) May 9, 2013

Edgar Wright's The World's End just debuted a teaser trailer this week and arrives in theaters on August 23rd. J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Into Darkness hits UK theaters today, and US theaters May 16th next week.

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