Michelle Yeoh, Star Trek: Section 31

Michelle Yeoh returns to final frontier in 'Star Trek: Section 31'
A lot has changed for Michelle Yeoh since she first walked onto our screens as Captain Philippa Georgiou in "Star Trek: Discovery" television series seven years ago. Already a star, Yeoh’s Oscar win for "Everything Everywhere All At Once" (2022) catapulted her to even greater heights in Hollywood.
How Michelle Yeoh Influenced Star Trek: Section 31's Visual Style Explained By Director: "A Woman On Fire"
Section 31 director Olatunde Osunsanmi explains how Michelle Yeoh inspired the visual design of the upcoming television movie.
Michelle Yeoh returns as Philippa Georgiou in Paramount's 'Star Trek: Section 31'
Michelle Yeoh first portrayed Georgiu in Star Trek: Discovery, where she played two versions of the character. In Section 31, Georgiou’s journey continues as she tackles missions that challenge her past and test her leadership. Fans will get a glimpse into her complicated backstory, including her rise from young survivor to Empress.
Michelle Yeoh’s 'unpredictable' “Star Trek” role inspired every facet of “Section 31”: 'You have a woman on fire' (exclusive)
Section 31 is Michelle Yeoh. Everything else within the first Trek film of the Paramount+ era orbits around her. The visuals, the camera work, the colors of the costumes, the inclusion of certain spaceships are all inspired by Emperor Philippa Georgiou Augustus Iaponius Centarius (or just Philippa for short),
Yeoh kicks her way back into ‘Star Trek’
Academy Award-winner Michelle Yeoh reprises her role as Emperor Philippa Georgiou in new movie "Star Trek: Section 31".
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"Not My Star Trek!": Section 31 Director Addresses Concerns About New Movie & Its Divisive Organization
Section 31 director Olatunde Osunsanmi addresses concerns that legacy fans have about the divisive movie and its place in the ...
‘Punch, punch, kick, slap’: why the gritty new ‘Star Trek’ movie ‘Section 31’ was so much fun for its Canadian stars
Humberley Gonzalez and Kacey Rohl got to go to space with Michelle Yeoh — actually Toronto's Pinewood Studios — for the first "Trek" TV movie.