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“He Was A F—ing Editor”: Jonathan Frakes, Brent Spiner And Ron Perlman Skewer ‘Star Trek: Nemesis’ Director
2003’s Star Trek: Nemesis was the fourth feature film for the Star Trek: The Next Generation crew and their final big screen voyage. Deemed a bomb by Paramount and panned by critics and fans, the movie was the last one in the Trek film franchise until it got rebooted six years later by J.J. Abrams with Chris Pine and crew. There are multiple reasons for the failures of Nemesis, but many involved in the project point to director Stuart Baird as a primary villain. The latest bit of Baird-bashing comes from Jonathan Frakes (who had directed the previous two Star Trek movies) and Brent Spiner on their new podcast Dropping Names with special guest (and Nemesis co-star) Ron Perlman.
Star Trek Stars Make Shocking Claim About Tom Hardy’s Treatment on Nemesis
Amid the controversy Tom Hardy is currently facing due to alleged clashes with MobLand co-stars and producers, Star Trek stars Brent Spiner and Ron Perlman revealed that there was a time the actor was treated badly on the set of their 2002 film Star Trek: Nemesis.
Hardy is in hot water amid claims that he was fired from the hit Paramount+ gangster series. However, despite the negative light being cast on Hardy, Spiner and Perlman had nothing but kind words for him.
Tom Hardy made one of his earliest performances in Star Trek: Nemesis, where he played Praetor Shinzon, a Romulan-created clone of Picard (Patrick Stewart) who becomes the leader of the Remans and plans to invade the Federation and destroy life on Earth.
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