The First Teaser Poster

The teaser poster features the sequel's villain, played by Benedict Cumberbatch, surveilling damage through a hole torn out of the side of the building in the shape of the familiar Starfleet insignia.
The teaser poster features the sequel's villain, played by Benedict Cumberbatch, surveilling damage through a hole torn out of the side of the building in the shape of the familiar Starfleet insignia.
Chris Pine reprises his starmaking lead role as Captain James T. Kirk, seen here with Alice Eve, who plays Federation scientist Dr. Carol Marcus — a part orginated by Bibi Besch in 1982's Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
Pine says stepping into Kirk's shoes was more daunting than taking over as Jack Ryan — a part played by Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford and Ben Affleck. "Obviously, William Shatner put an iconic stamp on [Kirk]," he told Digital Spy.
Zachary Quinto, back as Mr. Spock, peers from inside a geometric spacesuit at a wall of fiery wreckage.
Mr. Spock holds his weapon at the ready as danger looms.
Zoe Saldana plays Uhura, the USS Enterprise's chief communications officer, but she'll be called upon to perform action-hero heroics in this Star Trek sequel.
Benedict Cumberbatch's character — who, according to Paramount, is named John Harrison — faces his foe from inside a holding cell.
BAFTA and Emmy-nominated Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch looms large in the sequel to 2009's Star Trek. But the true nature of his character and his destructive mission has been kept under wraps.
Cumberbatch features heavily in the movie's trailer, shattering what he calls their "illusion of safety."
Cumberbatch shot his Star Trek into Darkness audition on iPhone. A day after New Year's 2012, he received an e-mail from director J.J. Abrams reading, "You want to come and play?" It was the director's way of telling Cumberbatch he got the part.
Back again is Simon Pegg as Montgomery Scott — also known as Scotty, the ship's fiesty chief engineer.
Despite the dark imagery, director Abrams insists the movie is ultimately "about hope, about love, about romance, and about facing something that is truly terrifying and finding a way through the connection of your family and surviving and being stronger afterwards."
Chris Pine's Captain Kirk has a heart-to-heart with Captain Christopher Pike, his predecessor on the Enterprise, played by Bruce Greenwood.