That would actually make more sense, especially when it comes to including the characters from Prodigy in a live action series. That could be what is being planned for Mulgrew’s character, although, with Star Trek: Strange New Worlds set in the 23rd century and Star Trek: Discovery set in the 32nd century, some time travel might be involved…unless Kurtzman and his team are planning something in the future with the release of the next Star Trek series.
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Kurzman confirmed that there would be crossovers, but he didn’t clarify which series would be involved. Mulgrew: I think there’s a likelihood, actually…” Kate Mulgrew may have friends joining her if a crossover happens.Īlex Kurtzman recently sat down with Wil Wheaton, host of The Ready Room, to discuss Star Trek, and the subject of universe crossovers came up. Interviewer: “Is there any chance we’ll see any of the characters in live action Star Trek in the future? But in a recent conversation with SFX Magazine, Mulgrew dropped another hint that may mean she isn’t the only Prodigy star that’s being eyed for live-action. Not for one second do I regret that girl or giving birth to that girl, who is now a fundamental, integral part of my life and part of my ongoing learning about the vicissitudes of love and loss.Earlier this month, Kate Mulgrew was asked about the possibility of Janeway returning in a live-action role, and the actress voiced curiosity about what would happen if her character were to come back. I regret that my mother was in such an agony of grief that she could not help me raise this child.īut do I regret her? Not for one second. I regret that I saw that decision as an impossible one. I regret that I could not have raised her. And I think most thoughtful people do, if they live a life as I have lived mine with a great deal of abandon and passion. I'm not one of those who will ever say to you "No regrets." I have serious regrets. I think about it all the time and did for those 20 years before I met her. On how her life might be different if her daughter hadn't been adopted My sense of being just a middle-class girl from Dubuque, Iowa, being thrown into the world early and having these experiences in such a vivid and big way - I think that's what hits you when you read the book and when you begin to understand my life. What I think I tried to call on in the book, is my sense of vulnerability. So that was that.Īnd as for my relationships with men, well, I know a lot of women who've had a lot more!.
You won't be the first and you certainly won't be the last - " I think she said "actress" who's ever given birth to an illegitimate child. So, kitten, pull yourself together and do what you know you need to do. So I think you should go over to Catholic charities and find a wonderful social worker who will guide you through this process and you will do the brave thing and you will give up this baby. And the only way you can fix it is to give the baby up for adoption. You've made a big mistake, kitten, and now you're going to have to fix it. I said to mother, "This is going to be very difficult, Mom, but I have to tell you the truth: I'm pregnant."Īnd she said, "Well, that's too bad. And I immediately called my mother who was still in a passage of grief over the loss of her daughter Tessie, my sister Tess. I found myself pregnant at the age of 22 while I was playing Mary Ryan on a very popular soap opera called Ryan's Hope. Your purchase helps support NPR programming. Close overlay Buy Featured Book Title Born With Teeth Subtitle A Memoir Author Kate Mulgrew
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