Abrams: 'We have no outline for a sequel'

J.J. Abrams has admitted that he does not yet have a script or outline for any possible sequel to Star Trek.

The director of the movie suggested at its UK press conference that a follow-up would be likely if the film is a success.

Abrams said: "Nothing would be more fun than working with [the cast] again, but it's insanely presumptuous to be talking about it.

"The good news is that if people like it and if there's demand for another one, then the actors and the writers and I will be back."

He added: "But we don't have a story, we don't have a script, we don't have an outline or a thought. We just have this movie."

Eric Bana, who plays villain Nero in the prequel, then quipped: "Nero: The Younger Years?"

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