Die tatsächliche Erklärung für die Sonnenbrille ist wohl eher das:
Und das:
Jedenfalls brauchte es bestimmt keine Sonnenbrille, um anzudeuten, dass sie womöglich Romulanerin ist. Und eine romulanische Agentin wäre auch professionell genug, sowas nicht zu tun.
Though she kept her Vulcan cards hidden, Tomita revealed one delightful secret about Commodore Oh — the origin of her sunglasses in that scene where she sneaks-up behind Alison Pill. Turns out, this was a small Easter egg connected to a very different Jean-Luc; the French filmmaker Jean-Luc Goddard, or, more specifically one actress, Anna Karina, whom Goddard worked with in several famous films like A Woman is a Woman and The Little Solider.
“It was an homage to her. To Anna Karina!” she says with delight. “I’m not sure whose decision was it, Akiva [Goldsman], Michael Chabon? I don’t know. I believe it said in the script that she wore sunglasses in Anna Karina-style. She was one of my favorite actresses, and it was extremely prescient because she passed away a short time later. I was so honored to embody a small part of her style.”
https://www.denofgeek.com/us/tv/star...s-commodore-oh
“It was an homage to her. To Anna Karina!” she says with delight. “I’m not sure whose decision was it, Akiva [Goldsman], Michael Chabon? I don’t know. I believe it said in the script that she wore sunglasses in Anna Karina-style. She was one of my favorite actresses, and it was extremely prescient because she passed away a short time later. I was so honored to embody a small part of her style.”
https://www.denofgeek.com/us/tv/star...s-commodore-oh
Jedenfalls brauchte es bestimmt keine Sonnenbrille, um anzudeuten, dass sie womöglich Romulanerin ist. Und eine romulanische Agentin wäre auch professionell genug, sowas nicht zu tun.
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