Clopin. Morning in Paris, the city awakes. To the bells of Notre Dame. The fisherman fishes, the bakerman bakes. To the bells of Notre Dame. To the big bells as loud as the thunder. To the little bells soft as a psalm. And some say the soul of the city's. The toll of the bells.
2 Responses to âCaptain Americaâ: Sebastian Stan on playing âWinter Soldierâ villain. He has a medal arm, because his left arm was torn offâ¦or that's what it looked like. I'm assuming it's the same medal the shield is made out of, but the movie never really confirmed it.
T'Paal was a Vulcan villain and primary antagonist of the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode... T'Paal was a Vulcan villain and primary antagonist of the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode Gambit. She was portrayed by Robin Curtis, who had played Saavik in the third and forth Star Trek movies. In the late 2360s, she was a member of the Vulcan Isolationist Movement. The VIM broke into a Vulcan museum and stole parts of the ancient Vulcan psionic resonator weapon called the Stone of Gol. Using the alias Tallera, she posed as a Romulan mercenary and joined a raider vessel under the command of Arctus Baran in order to retrieve the remaining parts of the Stone of Gol.