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The ashes for former Star Trek star James Doohan have gone missing after a rocket set to blast them into space malfunctioned on Saturday.

British funnyman Simon Pegg has reassured Star Trek fans by declaring the USS Enterprise is in good hands under the leadership of director J.J. Abrams. The Shaun of The Dead star has signed on to play Scotty in the much-anticipated Star Trek prequel and insists he wouldn't be in the film if he thought Trekkers would be upset by it.

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Hot Fuzz star Simon Pegg is set to play Scotty in the new Star Trek movie. The British funnyman, 37, has landed the role of chief Starship Enterprise engineer, played originally by James Doohan in the classic TV series. The film, directed by Lost creator J.J. Abrams, focuses on the early lives of Captain James T Kirk and Mr. Spock.

Late Star Trek actor James Doohan’s ashes have been found in a mountain range in New Mexico - three weeks after they were blasted into space. Doohan's remains were shot 72.7 miles into the edge of space on April 29 to comply with one of his last wishes.

WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N.M. (AP) - A rocket payload carrying ashes of astronaut Gordon Cooper and actor James Doohan - Scotty on Star Trek - should be recovered within a week from a remote New Mexico mountain range, the launch company said Friday.

The rocket that launched Star Trek star James Doohan's ashes into space has disappeared without a trace. A search team has been hunting for the remains of the rocket since it was blasted into space from a launch site in New Mexico two weeks ago - and carried back to earth by parachute.

Late Star Trek star James Doohan's remains were successfully blasted into space Saturday morning. The ashes of the actor, who played Montgomery "Scotty" Scott in the TV show and its spin-off movies, were flown up in a space rocket from Las Cruces, New Mexico.

Late Star Trek star James Doohan's remains will be blasted into space later this month, the firm arranging the flight has confirmed.