Star Trek: Starfleet Academy roll call (Darem Reymi | command)

Are Trekkies about to witness the origin of yet another beloved starship captain?
L-R: George Hawkins, Bella Shepard and Kerrice Brooks in season 1 , episode 3 of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy streaming on Paramount+. Photo Credit: John Medland/Paramount+
L-R: George Hawkins, Bella Shepard and Kerrice Brooks in season 1 , episode 3 of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy streaming on Paramount+. Photo Credit: John Medland/Paramount+
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The Redshirts Always Die Star Trek: Starfleet Academy roll call continues with Darem Reymi. Darem is portrayed by George Hawkins, and his character is a Khionian from a world of wealth. The apparent riches don't diminish Darem's drive as he possesses a competitive soul, which is without question one of the characteristics needed for someone aspiring to command.

And Hawkins teased what Trekkies can expect to see from Darem while attending the Star Trek universe panel at this year’s New York Comic Con. The actor said (via TrekMovie.com):

“Darem is defined by competition and achievement. He finds his value in gaining and doing instead of being. And that’s such an exciting thing to play for me. I find so many parallels in my life where I feel valued when I’m doing, or when I’m doing something like this – where you are so valuable just by being, right?”

Hawkins, who served as an executive producer and appeared in 2023’s crime drama Gassed Up, also addressed Darem’s relationships with his fellow Starfleet Academy classmates while on the stage at NYCC. The actor said:

“As for conflict with Darem, because he is so driven to prove himself, these other cadets are an instrument in proving himself and his reputation that they’re sadly, to be used by Darem. Darem is there to run them over to prove a point. And that’s a really scary [expletive] thing to do, man. And it has been so exciting to play, just taking up the room and being big, being loud, being a little bit aggressive. It was so exciting.” (Continued...)

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