Kate Beckinsale Transformed Into A Vulcan For New Star Trek Art
With the rise in Star Trek’s popularity, thanks to Star Trek: Picard’s third season and Strange New Worlds, it’s suddenly a much cooler place for big-name actors to park their talent. Who’s next to join the franchise? Maybe someone should pitch the idea of Kate Beckinsale.
We asked AI what Kate Beckinsale might look like as a Vulcan, and here’s what it came up with…
Her look and fashion choices are fairly reminiscent of T’Pring, Spock’s fiancee on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds…
If there’s ever a movie version of Strange New Worlds (as we’ve heard from our sources) and they want to recast T’Pring with a bigger name (though they really shouldn’t, Gia Sandhu is perfect in the role), then Kate Beckinsale might fit the bill.
While there have been no official announcements or rumors regarding Beckinsale’s potential involvement in Star Trek, her appreciation for science fiction and the genre’s themes has been noted in interviews. The world of Star Trek, with its exploration of diverse cultures and complex characters, aligns well with Beckinsale’s interest in thought-provoking storytelling.
Kate Beckinsale’s Career So Far
Kate Beckinsale’s entrée into acting came with a televised role in the intriguing drama series Devices and Desires (1991). However, it was her groundbreaking portrayal of the indomitable vampire warrior Selene in the 2001 action-horror sensation Underworld that propelled her to international stardom.
Embodying strength, grace, and vulnerability, Kate showcased an impressive range that resonated with audiences and critics alike, firmly establishing her as a formidable force in the action genre. The success of Underworld opened doors to a slew of opportunities, but Beckinsale’s talents transcended her action-heroine persona as she delved into diverse roles in films like The Aviator, Serendipity (2001), and Love & Friendship (2016), captivating viewers with her ability to effortlessly adapt to any character. Why not play a Vulcan next, Kate?
