TMC
09-03-2016, 08:52 PM
https://www.yahoo.com/tech/m/9d4893ac-ef6d-34a6-9d42-70e9682e0232/ss_how-star-trek%26%2339%3Bs-worf.html
As part of our coverage of Star Trek's 50th anniversary, I talked to a dozen cast members from across the franchise about everything from Star Trek's inclusive message to whether they really could speak Klingon. When Michael Dorn was getting ready for his role as Worf on "Star Trek: The Next Generation," the showrunners barely told him anything about his character. Well, that's not entirely true. He did get one hint from Gene Roddenberry, the former airline pilot who dreamed up Star Trek. "Gene just said, 'Make the character your own,'" Dorn said. Worf was born to a warrior race of aliens called Klingons. They routinely went to war with the United Federation of Planets, the organization upon
As part of our coverage of Star Trek's 50th anniversary, I talked to a dozen cast members from across the franchise about everything from Star Trek's inclusive message to whether they really could speak Klingon. When Michael Dorn was getting ready for his role as Worf on "Star Trek: The Next Generation," the showrunners barely told him anything about his character. Well, that's not entirely true. He did get one hint from Gene Roddenberry, the former airline pilot who dreamed up Star Trek. "Gene just said, 'Make the character your own,'" Dorn said. Worf was born to a warrior race of aliens called Klingons. They routinely went to war with the United Federation of Planets, the organization upon