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By GustavoLeao / 10:04, 23 July 2008 / Feature Films
UGO posted a new interview with Star Trek movie co-writer Alex Kurtzman, in which he talks about Nero's make-up and ears, which does not look Romulan at all. Here is an excerpt from their article :
We asked Alex Kurtzman what was up with Nero's ears! If you've seen the recently released Star Trek poster, you've seen Eric Bana, who is allegedly playing a Romulan, with what looks like war paint or a tattoo on his face and NO POINTY EARS. What kind of a Romulan doesn't have pointy ears? "Nero isn't necessarily a Romulan," Kurtzman said, but wouldn't give anything further than that. He simply smiled and said, "It's all part of the plot."
The full article is here.
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Readers here who don't share your mentally crippling attention-deficit will recall my recent speculation about a mixed breed Nero.
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You're right, because when I see a fair skinned guy with a face tattoo and 5 o'clock shadow? I immediately think: KLINGON
Readers here who don't share your mentally crippling attention-deficit will recall my recent speculation about a mixed breed Nero.
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"Nero isn't necessarily a Romulan. It's all part of the plot."
Nero looks more Klingon than Romulan, which jibes with Anton Yelchin's spill about an encounter with Qo'noS bruisers: "J.J.'s trying to shoot as much of it as he can without green screen, but I think a lot of space is obviously green screen -- what I'm looking at while seeing the Klingon warships."
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