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JUSTIN: Star Trek has one of the more rabid fan bases... Did that affect the way you approached the film in any way? How did you go about trying to make a film that Trekkers would enjoy, but which would also appeal to a wide audience?

You have run as an anti-establishment, anti-wall street candidate... But you spent many years working for large Wall Street firms. Isn't that hypocritical?

JOHN: What's it like to be a recognizable, famous human being? It seems like it might be a little weird for you to know that lots of the people around you recognize you, but you don't know them... and you can't actually be certain if they recognize you... and they're all trying to look at you without looking at you...

You said your third career choice would be to be a musician...

Do you play an instrument? Have you ever been in a band? Do you realize that, if so, you could now start 'Alan Sealls and the Weathermen' and make dream #3 come true because of your success from dream #1?

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