Brent Spiner (left) and Jeff Goldblum both reprised their roles from the 1996 movie "Independence Day" in the film's sequel, "Independence Day: Resurgence," due out June 24.

Brent Spiner may have been mostly joking about Star Trek: Data, but Data truly is the perfect character to center a new movie around. Not only has Data always been a beloved character, but Star ...

After Nemesis, though, Brent Spiner and John Logan had an idea for another movie that would have brought all of the captains from all of the series, crews, and villains together for one epic battle.

I can think of a moment in which every Star Trek: Generations cast member falls a bit short in this movie, except for Brent Spiner. In all fairness, his subplot is mostly self-contained to the ...

Movies; Enterprise's Brent Spiner Has An Idea For Where The Next Set Of Star Trek Movies Will Go. News. By Dirk Libbey published 19 February 2021 When you purchase through links on our site, ...

Essentially, if you name a classic film or movie, Brent Spiner has probably been in it. Spiner isn’t the only newcomer joining Supergirl in Season 4. In July, ...

Related: Brent Spiner Explains How His ‘Independence Day’ Character Is Still Alive in 'Resurgence’ Spiner, 67, did point out, however, that he also played Data’s creator, Dr. Noonian Soong ...

Brent Spiner, best known as the lemon-colored android Data from Star Trek: The Next Generation, is currently starring in a webseries called Fresh Hell, where he plays a fictionalized version ...

Brent Spiner's first semi-autobiographical novel is a fictional noir mystery/comedy, set during the '90s heyday of Star Trek: The Next Generation. The post Brent Spiner Spins a Tall Tale of His ...

That movie was a failure critically, commercially and with “Star Trek” fans, many of whom were especially upset that the beloved character of Data (Brent Spiner) was killed off. Related Stories ...