7 celebrities who love 'Star Trek' more than you
Mila Kunis has been a Trekkie since her teens.
Ben Stiller sprinkles a lot of "Star Trek" references into his movies.
Not only is Stiller's production company, "Red Hour Films," a reference to an episode from the original series, but he has also thrown "Star Trek" references into his films ranging from "Tropic Thunder" to "Zoolander."
He also revealed at the 82nd Academy Awards he owns two pairs of Spock's ears signed by Leonard Nimoy.
Olivia Wilde says she's a Trekkie.
Wilde told i09 she's been a fan since young.
"I grew up as a Trekkie, which is really funny," said Wilde. "I think 'Star Trek,' they were always great female roles, but there's no reason the captain shouldn't be a woman."
Seth MacFarlane reunited the entire cast of "The Next Generation" for "Family Guy."
MacFarlane makes routine references to "Star Trek" in "Family Guy" all the time.
However, he had the entire cast kidnapped by Stewie in one episode.
Rosario Dawson can speak Klingon.
When Conan was on NBC, the actress revealed she and her brother have argued in Klingon.
She also held an online petition to appear in "Star Trek Into Darkness."
Richard Branson named two ships in his space tourism program after "Star Trek."
Branson launched space-tourism program Virgin Galactic in 2004 and named a ship after the U.S.S. Enterprise.
Maria Menounos can quote the original "Star Trek."
The Extra host revealed she's a Trek fan in an April 2012 issue of US Weekly.
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