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18:09:56 on March 04 2002
By: GustavoLeao
Dept: Star Trek: Nemesis
The latest issue of the official Star Trek magazine of the UK, Star Trek Monthly, features the second part of a regular set of interviews with Star Trek executive producer Rick Berman. In the interview, Berman talks about working again with the Next Generation cast, cameo appearances and the casting of Tom Hardy.
"It is going better than I could hope for." Berman told journalist Ian Spelling "We're a little more than half done. We're on schedule. We haven't really started working with our guest actors yet. We've been working with our group, our original seven. We've also worked with some of our old familiar faces, those being Kate Mulgrew, Wil Wheaton and Whoopi Goldberg. I can tell you that our director, Stuart Baird, our cinematographer, Jeff Kimball, and our screenwriter, have all been wonderful choices."
"These three men are making me look very smart for having chosen them. I can tell you now; this movie is going to be sensational. I think it will be released at the end of 2002, probably in November or December. But you know what ? There are so many factors that come into play that I just kind of keep out of that end of things. As far as I know, though, the film is set for 2002."
"Tom Hardy is the result of a long, hard search. We had some visa problems, but they've been worked out. He hasn't worked yet, but he's been over here a number of times for fittings and rehearsals. He's a fascinating young actor. We're doing some tiny bits of prosthetic alterations to make him look a little more like a young Jean-Luc Picard. He's a very talented and intense young Englishman. So we're very excited about seeing him on set. He's not playing Jean-Luc Picard exactly. He is playing a young clone of Jean-Luc Picard. Ron Perlman has also been in for fittings, and he'll get to work in a couple of weeks."
You can read the full interview here at the Trek Galaxy website.
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