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Posted: 09:21:52 on December 12 2002
By: Steve Krutzler
Dept: Star Trek: Nemesis

Speaking in an online chat with StarTrek.com, STAR TREK NEMESIS director Stuart Baird says the DVD for the movie will include many extras including deleted scenes, but as of now, there are no plans to recut the movie with reinserted scenes.

"The Director's Cut is the cut that you'll see at the cinema," Baird told fans. "I have added to the DVD some scenes that I deleted from the finished film. They work on their own, but in the film, they slowed the pace down and didn't add any additional information that was not already clearly indicated."

Baird says he tried to make NEMESIS a darker film than previous STAR TREK adventures.

"What inspired the darker scenes was the script itself," he said. "The story is a dark story, so I wanted to give this movie a feel of threat and doom, photographically. From the very first frames, we set the mood of the movie to introduce the Romulan Senate being destroyed and even before that, the two planets, Romulus and Remus. The Remans have been described in the script as people who lived on the dark side of the planet, so I was determined to get a very interesting look for them and the sets and lighting. I took my inspirations for that from some German Expressionist movies of the 20s and 30s."

The director says he hopes fans who may have read the film's script a year ago will come to the movie with an open mind.

"It's disgusting! I don't know how it happens, obviously there are a lot of copies printed for cast and crew, but it does give the game away. However, reading a script is a very different experience than seeing a movie. Making a film has four distinct processes — scripting, casting, shooting and then editing. And in each of those processes, the movie changes. It's a living organism that constantly changes itself. And one hopes that as a director, even if the audience has read the script, they will be so engaged in the experience of watching and involving themselves in the movie, the experience of the movie, that it won't be such a negative thing."

For more of the transcript check out this page.

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