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By T'Bonz
February 6, 2008 - 7:23 PM

During an interview on Australian radio, Eric Bana teasingly revealed the "plot" to Star Trek XI.

As reported at The Celebrity Truth, the actor slated to play Nero in Star Trek XI had a little fun during a radio interview, when asked the inevitable questions about the upcoming movie.

"OK, so here's what happens," said Bana. "You've got this ship right? And it's flying through the air, like, really fast. It lands, and these dudes get out. Then there's these other dudes, some of them have ears, some of them haven't, and they get into a bit of a fight. There's heaps of bullets flying and one of the ships has trouble taking off. Then they fix that ship and then there's a couple of other guys flying around.." Bana pauses before asking, "Is this good? Then this other guy turns up and he's had some problems with his missus..."

Bana's early roots were in comedy. He began his career as a comedian in the Australian sketch comedy Full Frontal before gaining recognition in Chopper, an Australian film based on stories from Mark Brandon "Chopper" Read.

Before Star Trek XI is released, Bana will be seen in The Other Boleyn Girl where he takes on the role of Henry VIII. Bana will be playing opposite Natalie Portman and Scarlett Johansson.

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