According to Sky News, Zachary Quinto found it almost impossible to form his hands into the famed Vulcan Salute.  So, the crew decided to use a low tech approach.

The 31-year-old, who plays a younger version of Leonard Nimoy's original Spock in the new sci-fi movie, couldn't train his digits to separate into the "live long and prosper" Vulcan salute.

After much deliberation and attempts to bind his fingers together with rubber bands, makers of the multi-million dollar hi-tech blockbuster resorted to a rather low-tech solution.

Logic prevailed and director JJ Abrams brought out the skin-protective superglue to stick Quinto's fingers together in the right position. (source Sky News)

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