Roberto Orci, the writer-producer behind the late 2000s reboots of “Star Trek” and “Transformers” and creator of “Fringe,” died Tuesday in his Los Angeles home from kidney disease ...

By Zoe G. Phillips Roberto Orci, the writer and producer behind franchises like Star Trek, Hawaii Five-0 and Transformers, has died. He was 51. Orci died Tuesday in his home in Los Angeles ...

Roberto Orci died at his home in Los Angeles on February 25, and the tributes remembering the late writer-producer followed. After reports of Orci’s death due to kidney disease first surfaced ...

Roberto Orci, the producer and writer behind “Star Trek,” “Transformers” and several other action-adventure movies and the TV reboot “Hawaii Five-0,” died on Tuesday at his Los Angeles ...

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Roberto Orci, the writer and producer famed for his work on the blockbuster reboots of Star Trek and Transformers in the late 2000s, has died at the age of 51. He moved to the United States with ...

“He was a visionary storyteller with a boundless heart and a beautiful soul,” Orci’s brother, J.R. Orci said in a statement. “But beyond his creative talents, he was a compassionate friend ...

Roberto Orci, a writer and producer of hit films and television shows, died Tuesday at age 51. Orci was a key figure behind some of the biggest blockbusters of the late 2000s, including the ...

Transformers and Star Trek producer Roberto Orci died age 51, with his cause of death revealed. The writer and producer, who was born in Mexico City to a Mexican father and Cuban mother ...

Roberto Orci worked on hit films including Mission: Impossible III before his death (Picture: MediaPunch / BACKGRID) Hollywood producer Robert Orci, who was behind the Transformers films and Star ...

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