Patrick Stewart: "The good captain [patting his chest] has been captured and he is a prisoner of Shinzon, our young bad guy."
[Cut to shot of Picard standing in a restraint similar to a Borg regeneration chamber. Shinzon stands directly opposite him, in full costume, speaking.]
Interviewer: "Evildoer?"
Stewart: "[Let's call him a] confused guy..."
[Cut to shot of Android B-9, played by Brent Spiner in a yellow costume, standing alongside Shinzon.]
Shinzon [with odd inflection]: "I... now... have... access... to... Star... Fleet... communication... protocol..."
Interviewer: "Tom Hardy for this film is one of those new actors. What can you tell us about the villain in this one?"
[Cut to close-up of Shinzon staring down Picard.]
Stewart: "He is very bright, very charismatic, but psychologically a terrible mess."
[Cut to shot of B-9 and Shinzon entering the room earlier in the scene, some Reman solders are visible in the margins of the frame.]
Interviewer: "How do you explain how it went from sort of a cult following to where now if you don't know about STAR TREK, you're on the outside?"
Stewart: "But you know, that original cult following was large, so I understand. So it wasn't a handful of people sitting in their dens watching Bill and Leonard and the original crew."
[Cut to clip of William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy from TOS.]
Interviewer: "Is this the end of the road for the Next Generation?"
Stewart: "I honestly don't know, and I also don't know if it should be. Ultimately, these things come down to one issue, and that's profits."
[Cut to close-up of the Remans in full makeup, then a rapid left pan to Picard in the restraint from previous clips.]
Stewart continues: "But I have a notion that there is a sequel begging to be made of this particular movie, [chuckles]."
Interviewer: "To find out what happens to Captain Picard, well, you're going to have to wait until it comes to a theatre near you, later this year." [Interviewer is beamed away.]
News anchor: "... STAR TREK: NEMESIS opens in November."
[Cut to shot of Picard standing in a restraint similar to a Borg regeneration chamber. Shinzon stands directly opposite him, in full costume, speaking.]
Interviewer: "Evildoer?"
Stewart: "[Let's call him a] confused guy..."
[Cut to shot of Android B-9, played by Brent Spiner in a yellow costume, standing alongside Shinzon.]
Shinzon [with odd inflection]: "I... now... have... access... to... Star... Fleet... communication... protocol..."
Interviewer: "Tom Hardy for this film is one of those new actors. What can you tell us about the villain in this one?"
[Cut to close-up of Shinzon staring down Picard.]
Stewart: "He is very bright, very charismatic, but psychologically a terrible mess."
[Cut to shot of B-9 and Shinzon entering the room earlier in the scene, some Reman solders are visible in the margins of the frame.]
Interviewer: "How do you explain how it went from sort of a cult following to where now if you don't know about STAR TREK, you're on the outside?"
Stewart: "But you know, that original cult following was large, so I understand. So it wasn't a handful of people sitting in their dens watching Bill and Leonard and the original crew."
[Cut to clip of William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy from TOS.]
Interviewer: "Is this the end of the road for the Next Generation?"
Stewart: "I honestly don't know, and I also don't know if it should be. Ultimately, these things come down to one issue, and that's profits."
[Cut to close-up of the Remans in full makeup, then a rapid left pan to Picard in the restraint from previous clips.]
Stewart continues: "But I have a notion that there is a sequel begging to be made of this particular movie, [chuckles]."
Interviewer: "To find out what happens to Captain Picard, well, you're going to have to wait until it comes to a theatre near you, later this year." [Interviewer is beamed away.]
News anchor: "... STAR TREK: NEMESIS opens in November."