Alice Krige’s Borg Queen Transformation For Star Trek: First Contact Was A Nightmare

Alice Krige, who played one of the most formidable Star Trek villains as the Borg Queen, found her most challenging ordeal to be becoming the character herself. Making her debut in the second-best Star Trek film, “Star Trek: First Contact,” her outstanding performance required a meticulous and potentially uncomfortable transformation using peculiar substances. In an interview for “The Fifty-Year Mission: The Complete, Uncensored, and Unauthorized Oral History of Star Trek: The Next 25 Years From The Next Generation To J.J. Abrams,” Krige confessed that during the character design process, they used a substance called Gafquat on her head. This material, resembling a concentrated hair spray, was applied with a spoon and hardened so much that it felt like she had a hot pan on her head.

Call Me Bae: Ananya Panday reveals her most relatable moment from show and it has a connection with her BFFs Suhana Khan, Shanaya Kapoor

Ananya Panday shares a strong friendship with Suhana Khan and Shanaya Kapoor that dates back to their childhood days. They are frequently seen socializing in the city together. Recently, during her promotional activities for her debut web series “Call Me Bae,” Ananya disclosed a shared trait between herself and her character Bae, which has roots in her close relationships with Suhana and Shanaya.

Does God of War Ragnarok have a point of no return?

As a game enthusiast, I’m always on the lookout for those critical points in open-world games that mark a turning point, often signifying no return before reaching the climax of the story. So, does God of War Ragnarok present such a moment? Let me share some insights below.