Rook has a nearly identical appearance to the Nostromo's treacherous android named Ash that was portrayed by the acclaimed Ian Holm in Ridley Scott's "Alien." Since "Romulus" is set only two ...

Alien: Romulus gets a lot right, but even many who loved the movie had to take umbrage with one of its more overzealous ...

Alien: Romulus cast actor Daniel Betts to impersonate Ian Holm and record Rook’s dialogue, and then that audio was programmed in coordination with facial movement: They found an actor that they ...

Be warned, spoilers follow for Alien: Romulus, so if you haven’t seen it yet, watch out for spoilers below. Rook returns in Alien: Romulus, first seen in 1979’s Alien. He’s an artificial ...

20th Century Studios / Marvel The ending of Marvel’s Alien: Romulus prequel comic sees Hyla and Rook in a race to their respective objectives: Hyla wants to purge open the airlocks and suck the ...

Please verify your email address. Alien: Romulus was a return to form for the Alien franchise. Uncovering what happened to the crew of the Renaissance could set the stage for a prequel.

In Alien: Romulus #1, we discover that xenomorph XX121’s arrival on Renaissance station caused major division amongst the crew. Science officer/android Rook was fascinated by the bio-engineering ...

If you missed it at the cinema or just fancy a rewatch, Alien: Romulus is available to rent or buy digitally now from Prime Video, iTunes, Microsoft Store and other digital retailers in the UK. In the ...