Stuart Baird

So the people we interview, you should see what they say after the cameras stop.

Like, like, I mean, this guy, Stuart Baird, hated the actors and, and hated Star Trek clearly.

He clearly-

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The LA Times would later dispute this, quoting an anonymous source who said that Rinsch was not removed from the edit, but conceded that he did not have final cut.

The film cycled through editors, but the sole credit ended up going to Stuart Baird, an editor who is best known for under-credited cleanup jobs on films like Mission Impossible 2, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.

The Wrap sources also said that the film's budget had ballooned to $225 million.

Universal denied this, but even using their numbers, this film goes for less than two hours, meaning it cost at least a million and a half dollars per minute of finished film, and possibly as much as 1.9 million.