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8 Nov 07, 4:46 PM - Want to be in Star Trek? (sort of)

Posted by Crippled Monkey

Crippled Monkey received an email from , pointing me towards a story from the Entertainment section of 麻豆官网首页入口 News: . Seems that producers of the new Star Trek movie are looking for people with "unique" features to appear as extras in the next movie in the series. Hmm ...

Some of those features include "long necks, small heads, bug eyes, large foreheads and oversized ears". Others are extremely large heads and foreheads, wide or close-set eyes, pronounced cheekbones and, um, facial deformities. Now, um, well, depending on your impairment, some disabled people might look a bit different from the norm - though the norm is dead boring, as we all know. So what are the producers saying here?

Of course, they then go and spoil it all in the next breath: "Everyone must be thin, athletic, fit; wardrobe will be form-fitting". See, I was getting excited then, because as a Crippled Monkey I certainly have the unique features requested, but I'mn certainly not thin and athletic. Pah. I'm going to spend my considerable acting portfolio to the producers of Battlestar Galactica instead ...

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At 03:35 PM on 09 Nov 2007, wrote:

Would love to but only having an invisible disability probably look too normal to qualify and wouldn't fit into the seven of nine costume.

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