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Yes, you read that right: Spocks.

And StarTrek.com brings you the logical conclusion.

Zachary Quinto has been making the awards show rounds on behalf of his film Margin Call, which he starred in and co-produced, and which just received an Oscar nomination in the Best Original Screenplay category.

E! caught up with him the other day at the Producers Guild Awards in Beverly Hills and got him to talk about the sequel to Star Trek (2009) for a few moments. “It’s been really great,” he said. “We’ve been shooting for a week and a half, and it’s been an incredible return to that world.” And, speaking of his new co-stars Benedict Cumberbatch, Peter Weller and Alice Eve, Quinto stated, “All of them have folded in so beautifully and brought a whole new level of intelligence and sensitivity.”

As for the original Spock, Leonard Nimoy tweeted the following message this morning: “I’ve been invited to visit the set of the new Star Trek film. Hope to do that next week. LLAP.”

What do you think? Will J.J. Abrams and Quinto convince Nimoy to don Vulcan ears and make a cameo?

To read our recent interview with Quinto, click HERE and HERE, and to read our recent interview with Nimoy, click HERE, HERE and HERE.

Zachary Quinto, in part one of Star Trek.com‘s exclusive interview, talked about his first experience playing Spock in Star Trek (2009), about his decision to come out as a gay man, and about his latest film, the thriller Margin Call, which will open on Friday.

Today, in the second half of our conversation, Quinto chats more about Margin Call, fills us in on his other upcoming projects, which include a recurring guest role on the series American Horror Story, as well as several films, shows and graphic novels in the works from his production company, Before the Door. He also shared his thoughts on the Spock-Uhura relationship as seen in Star Trek (2009) and expressed his desire to get started on the next Trek feature.

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Zachary Quinto has been in the news the past few days. Perhaps you’ve heard: Star Trek (2009)’s Mr. Spock has a new movie coming out, called Margin Call, and, very quietly, he just came out, announcing to the world that he is a gay man. StarTrek.com caught up with Quinto for an interview a couple of days after the big announcement. Over the course of the conversation, he shared his thoughts on Spock and his hopes for the next feature, as well as whether or not now is the time for a gay character on Star Trek. He also talked about Margin Call, which will open on Friday, his upcoming stint on the series American Horror Story, and previewed other projects in the works from his production company, Before the Door. Below is part one of our exclusive conversation, and visit here again tomorrow to read part two.

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