Star Tek

Zachary Quinto on Journalists of the World

May 6, 2009 at 5:52am PST

Tags: Jimmy Kimmel Live, Star Tek, Zachary Quinto

Photos: ABC

Last night on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Zachary Quinto, aka the new Spock in Star Trek (and he does an outstanding job), told Jimmy how great it was to experience different cultures through the filter of each countries’ journalists as he was internationally promoting the film.

“The French, all they want to talk about is the shots and cinema and J.J.

“In Germany they’re very austere and cerebral. Like, ‘What is the purpose of this?’ ‘Ummm, because it’s a spaceship.’

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