| Recent Projects ~ "The Bone Eater" Sci-Fi Network first released in February 2008 Walter plays a coroner in a film in which the Native American legend of the Bone Eater rises up to terrorize a town. ~ "Mad Cowgirl" Independent film, now on DVD. In a movie about a meat-packing health inspector dying ro from a brain disorder, Walter plays televangelist 'Pastor Dylan'. "Theaters showing Mad Cowgirl should install seatbelts, because audiences are in for the ultimate wild ride." --Film Threat See Trailer Here ~ "Buck Alice and the Actor-Robot" 2006 release Autographed Book Available from Shocklines Multimedia eBook Available from Fictionwise Paperback on Amazon.com Both choices available from Coscom Entertainment A satiric fantasy in which the only surviors on Earth are a bunch of losers. Recently Released/Upcoming Walter Koenig Merchandise |
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| A science fiction feature film written by Walter Koenig World Premeier at the Backlot Film Festival April 2, 2008 9:00 pm Executive Producer: Walter Koenig, Producers: Sky Conway, Karuna Eberl, James McClean Director: Robert Dyke Writer: Walter Koenig Cast: Richard Hatch, Courtney Peldon, Marina Sirtis, Eric Avari, Jay Acovone, Judy Levitt, Andrew Koenig, Pat Tallman, Gary Graham, Alan Ruck, Philip Anthony Rodriguiz, Walter Koenig, Danielle Koenig, Richard Herd, Alan Hunt, Tim Russ For more information and links, visit our Inalienable page! |

| This commemorative magazine was created by an eclectic international group of fans as a gift for Walter Koenig on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of Chekov’s first appearance on our television screens: September 15, 2007. The text contained within these pages has not been edited. Each fan’s own words reflect on what the character of Chekov–and Walter’s portrayal of him–has meant to them. Some of their thoughts are scholarly, some of them humorous, and some of them are outright heartwarming. They are all genuine. This 124 page, full color magazine was a labor of love for everyone who participated in its creation–and many more wanted to but could not due to time constraints. Join us as we reflect on a forty year journey with Pavel A. Chekov... and as we thank Walter Koenig for the trip. |

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| Walter's Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce will vote in Junew 2008 on whether to award Walter his star on the Walk of Fame. Please send them a letter to encourage them to vote for Walter's star: check out our Star Page for details. |
| The Colonial Radio Theatre on the Air is doing an audio adaptation of "Buck Alice and the Actor-Robot" Recording currently scheduled for August 2008 |
| ~ "Inalienable" The novelizaton of his screenplay that Walter is expecting to finish in 2008 |
| Star Trek New Voyages: "To Serve All My Days" "To Serve All My Days: A Night in 1969" A new special edition is being premiered at a red carpet event at the Fine Arts Theatre 8556 Wilshire Blvd Beverely Hills, CA 90211 The previous version of the episode and two trailers are currently available for free download. For those who can't download the trailers or episode, see them here: Trailer #1 , Trailer #2, Episodes, blooper reel (no spoilers involved folks!) and a rather strange Chekov parody here |
| ~ Star Trek: "Of Gods and Men" First Part Released December 12, 2007 Second Part Expected release date: Spring 2007 An independent Sky Douglas Conway/Tim Russ 3 episode web mini-series set during the Enterprise-B era. Walter stars alongside many Star Trek alumni, including Nichelle Nicholas and director/actor Tim Russ. Shot on loaned "New Voyages" sets, Chekov is described as "an avenging-vulnerable-volatile champion of freedom" in a script that deals with a universe in which James Kirk had never been born. --Trailer now available at the official website --IFMagazine interview with Walter re: OGAM --Read the "Trek Movie" article on the final day of filming --See the final filming photos --Read the article in the Press Republican |





| Mego Chekov from Diamond Select Toys (sold in a package with a Cheron) |
| The Star Trek train.... with a seperate Chekov car |