Site last updated on April 30, 2008
visit our sister site!
| webdesign by Andriech, original graphics by Vengaurd. copyright 2006-2007 by Star Traveler Publications |
The people of Burma have demonstrated incredible bravery in the ongoing struggle against
the brutal military regime in control of their country. The current military dictatorship has
imprisoned Aung San Suu Kyi, the democratically elected president of Burma and a Nobel
Peace Prize winner, since 1993. Their violent policies include severe beatings and torture
of detainees and the Karen people. They have destroyed over 3000 villages and forced a
million people to flee the country.
In Sept. 2007, over one million people, led by Buddhist monks, peacefully demonstrated for
human rights and democracy. In the ensuing military crackdown an estimated 3,000 people,
including 1,400 monks and nuns, were arrested, and an estimated 200 were killed. Those
detained and tortured included journalists.
the brutal military regime in control of their country. The current military dictatorship has
imprisoned Aung San Suu Kyi, the democratically elected president of Burma and a Nobel
Peace Prize winner, since 1993. Their violent policies include severe beatings and torture
of detainees and the Karen people. They have destroyed over 3000 villages and forced a
million people to flee the country.
In Sept. 2007, over one million people, led by Buddhist monks, peacefully demonstrated for
human rights and democracy. In the ensuing military crackdown an estimated 3,000 people,
including 1,400 monks and nuns, were arrested, and an estimated 200 were killed. Those
detained and tortured included journalists.
| Walter's Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame News: Johnny Grant has died Mr. Grant, Honorary Mayor of Hollywood and Chairman of the Walk of Fame Committee has passed away. We mourn with the rest of the world and extend our sympathies to his family and friends at this time of sorrow. He will be missed by many. The WOF committee voted on June 8, 2007 and chose NOT to award Walter Koenig a star on the Walk of Fame. Walter's nomination stays valid for one more vote, to take place in June 2008. It's time now that the last star for the original cast is awarded as the torch is passed onto a new cast with the premier of "Star Trek XI" in December of 2008. We ask that people do everything they can to help encourage the committee to finally vote to award Walter much deserved star! We Need Your Help! Now is the time for fans to unite and convince the WOF committee that this is the year for Walter Koenig to get his star!! Visit our Star page for all the information on how YOU can help make this happen!! |
| Check our Appearances, Current News and Links pages for an entire list and details of Walter's projects! |
| ~ Star Trek: "Of Gods and Men" A fortieth anniversary gift to the fans" from Executive Producer Mac McRoberts, and producers Sky Conway Douglas and Tim Russ. A three-part web mini-series with 'a galaxy of stars', we see our favorite crew from a variety of Star Trek series as they might have been. Check our current news' page for interviews, etc. and explore the upcoming series on their website! Trailers, bloopers, and Part one now available. Part two available March 15, 2008 |
| Walter's Next Appearance: Motor City Comic Con Rock Financial Showplace 46100 Grand River Ave. Novi, MI 48374 May 16-18, 2008 One of the largest Comic Book and Pop Culture Conventions held in the United States. Novi is a suburb of Detroit in Oakland county. Rock Financial Showplace has a $5.00 parking fee. Admission at the door Adults: $20.00/day $50.00/weekend Ages 6-10 $10.00/day $25.00/weekend Ages 5 and under free JumpCon: Washington, D.C. August 8-10, 2008 Contrary to reports on the internet, Walter is not a guest at this JumpCon. |
Walter's Latest
| ~ "Buck Alice and the Actor-Robot" to be produced by The Colonial Radio Theatre on the Air ~ Walter and Andrew's Live Chat on "The Young Turks" regarding Burma 8/2007 For Other Interviews Regarding the Thailand Trip Visit the Burma Page Visit our new "Fan Galleries" for YOUR shots of Walter Read Jay Garmon's Conglomeration Blog "Getting to Know Walter Koenig" And be sure to visit the updated "Gallery" and "Andrew's Burma Photo Gallery" pages! |
| "To Serve All My Days: A Night in 1969" World Premiere!! |
| InAlienable... Still guilt-ridden over the accident that took his family's lives, Eric Norris discovers that his body is host to a parasite from another world. Except, it is more than a parasite: it carries his DNA. Is this his new son or--as the government believes--a threat to mankind? Written by Walter Koenig, InAlienable has become the first feature length motion picture to premiere on the internet. InAlienable is available online for the cost of $2.99 per 24 hour period. The 105 minute film can be seen at the Renegade Studios website. |
Cawley Entertainment Company held a red carpet world premiere of the Star Trek: New Voyages
episode “To Serve All My Days: A Night in 1969" on March 29, 2008 at the Fine Arts Theatre in
Beverly Hills.
"Because of this desire to showcase so much more than just the premier of a special edition of an
already-streamed episode, it was billed as “A Night in 1969″ and James got up on stage and
promised to take us back there. And he delivered in spades."
"I Can't Believe Elvis Recreated Star Trek"
to read the full article go here
episode “To Serve All My Days: A Night in 1969" on March 29, 2008 at the Fine Arts Theatre in
Beverly Hills.
"Because of this desire to showcase so much more than just the premier of a special edition of an
already-streamed episode, it was billed as “A Night in 1969″ and James got up on stage and
promised to take us back there. And he delivered in spades."
"I Can't Believe Elvis Recreated Star Trek"
to read the full article go here
| The Crisis in Burma Walter Koenig works to bring world attention to the Burmese political crisis--and to the thousands of refugees suffering because of it. |
Actions have been taken to place Burma on the permanent UN Security Council's "Threat to Peace" list and
call for an end to the attacks on civilians and an end to the military regime. China, one of the members of the
UN Security Council, has refused to condemn the military junta, and continue to sell the current government
military weapons that are used against the population. Calls have been made to boycott the Beijiing Olympic
games in protest.
Burma, renamed Myanmar by the military regime, is a known source of human trafficking and is the second
largest producer of illicit opium. They have no Bill of Rights and their constitution was suspended in 1988.
Known to much of the world as "Burma's Nelson Mandela", Suu Kyi leads a remarkable peaceful
campaign for human rights and democracy against the Burmese military dictatorship. Like
Mandela when he was imprisoned in South Africa, Suu Kyi has appealed for international support.
At the invitation of the humanitarian group U.S. Campaign for Burma, Walter and his son Andrew visited
refugee camps along the Burma-Thailand border in July 2007. He will be helping in their grassroots campaign
to get the message out about the human rights violations, and the long running struggle and suffering of the
Burmese people: including the permanent residents of the refugee camps in Thailand.
Keep an eye out for Walter and Andrew's speaking appearances regarding the Burma situation.
Visit our Burma Crisis page for more pictures, interviews, and details of the trip: and for more information on
the situation.
call for an end to the attacks on civilians and an end to the military regime. China, one of the members of the
UN Security Council, has refused to condemn the military junta, and continue to sell the current government
military weapons that are used against the population. Calls have been made to boycott the Beijiing Olympic
games in protest.
Burma, renamed Myanmar by the military regime, is a known source of human trafficking and is the second
largest producer of illicit opium. They have no Bill of Rights and their constitution was suspended in 1988.
Known to much of the world as "Burma's Nelson Mandela", Suu Kyi leads a remarkable peaceful
campaign for human rights and democracy against the Burmese military dictatorship. Like
Mandela when he was imprisoned in South Africa, Suu Kyi has appealed for international support.
At the invitation of the humanitarian group U.S. Campaign for Burma, Walter and his son Andrew visited
refugee camps along the Burma-Thailand border in July 2007. He will be helping in their grassroots campaign
to get the message out about the human rights violations, and the long running struggle and suffering of the
Burmese people: including the permanent residents of the refugee camps in Thailand.
Keep an eye out for Walter and Andrew's speaking appearances regarding the Burma situation.
Visit our Burma Crisis page for more pictures, interviews, and details of the trip: and for more information on
the situation.
| "China: Free Burma" Andrew Arrested for Protest during Rose Parade |
| For more information on InAlienable, production photos, photos from the Hollywood premiere and links to interviews, be sure to visit our InAlienable page! |
"It astonishes by how much better it gets as it goes along..."
-SciFi Weekly (read the whole review here)
"Inalienable...Walter Koenig script entertains, solid Sci-Fi
Thriller! The highlight of the Backlot Festival yesterday was
undoubtedly the Sci-Fi thriller, "Inalienable", starring Richard
Hatch, Walter Kroenig, and Courtney Peldon."
-The tattler, a slice of life with Julian Ayrs
(read the whole review here)
-SciFi Weekly (read the whole review here)
"Inalienable...Walter Koenig script entertains, solid Sci-Fi
Thriller! The highlight of the Backlot Festival yesterday was
undoubtedly the Sci-Fi thriller, "Inalienable", starring Richard
Hatch, Walter Kroenig, and Courtney Peldon."
-The tattler, a slice of life with Julian Ayrs
(read the whole review here)
| Be One of the First to See "To Serve All My Days: A Night in 1969" !!! |
Roddenberry.com is holding a contest to select 500 lucky
participants to be the first to see the internet version of
"To Serve All My Days: A Night in 1969"
Your entry could make you 1 of 500 randomly selected
participants who will be personally invited Every day
starting April 23, 100 Roddenberry.com will announce 100
winning contestants. On April 28th an email will be sent to
all winners with a link to where the online sneak peak will
take place. Go here to enter for your chance!
participants to be the first to see the internet version of
"To Serve All My Days: A Night in 1969"
Your entry could make you 1 of 500 randomly selected
participants who will be personally invited Every day
starting April 23, 100 Roddenberry.com will announce 100
winning contestants. On April 28th an email will be sent to
all winners with a link to where the online sneak peak will
take place. Go here to enter for your chance!
| Walter Koenig Interview on "The Que" May 28, 2008 Roddenberry.com |
| Have Your Questions Answered!! On May 28, 2008 actor, writer, director and teacher Walter Koenig will join Roddenberry.com for their second episode of "The Que". During the interview he will answer some of the fans questions. Have a question you would like Walter Koenig to personally answer? Fill out the form at Roddenberry.com and send them your question. Then watch the interview and see if your question is answered! |
