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By GustavoLeao / 08:14, 20 August 2008 / Feature Films
National Ledger posted a brief interview with actor Clifton Collins, who plays Romulan General Ayel in J.J. Abrams upcoming Star Trek movie.
To become a Romulan villain, Collins says, "it took, on a good day, two and a half hours in makeup. On a bad day, four." But he's not complaining. "I love hiding in all my roles, whether it's an accent or physical mannerism ... that's the fun for me."
Regarding working with J.J. Abrams, Collins said. "He's an amazing human being, a great family man and a great artist. He loves to have fun, and we were working 18-hour days."
The original report is here.
The tidbits from Collins suggest a splinter group of Romulans, rather than some re-imaging of the species mainstream we've seen up till now.
A prominent facial tattoo on both Nero and Ayel could indicate a subculture or clan. This jibes with Collins' talk of "space pirates", which, like pirate brotherhoods of old Earth (and biker gangs today), prefer to operate aside of conventional society.
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