Star Trek VI - Rotta verso l'ignoto

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The Klingon Language Institute, an organization dedicated to the Klingon language as formulated by M [...]	D
Gene Roddenberry died within 48 hours of viewing this film. It was later dedicated to his memory.	D
It was long rumored that when filming was through one day nearing the end of production, Kim Cattral [...]	D
The design/concept used for the explosion of the Klingon moon Praxis would later be used in several [...]	D
Kirk's trial shows Chang speaking in Klingon, then shown translators speaking English, then shows th [...]	D
William Shatner performed the stunt in the fight with the blue Behemoth Alien. Shatner himself fell [...]	D
John Schuck has appeared in two Star Trek films and three Star Trek spin-off series. He has played t [...]	D
The film takes place in 2293.	D
Christopher Plummer asked that he be allowed to wear less severe Klingon make-up for his role as Gen [...]	D
Brock Peters, who plays Admiral Cartwright, would later go on to appear as Captain Sisko's father Jo [...]	D
The transporter room is a redress of the U.S.S. Enterprise-D transporter room from Star Trek: The Ne [...]	D
Christian Slater: as the communications officer on the U.S.S. Excelsior.	D
Leonard Nimoy developed the story for this film, and under other circumstances would have directed i [...]	D
This is the first Star Trek film to validate that Captain Kirk's middle name is Tiberius. The "T" in [...]	D
As this was the farewell movie for the original cast, Nichelle Nichols uses the earpiece from the or [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer met with Gene Roddenberry following a rough cut screening, to fulfill Roddenberry's r [...]	D
Nothing from the original draft by Lawrence Konner and Mark Rosenthal was used in the final film. Ho [...]	D
At the wrap party, Nicholas Meyer was presented with the steering wheel from the Klingon Bird-of-Pre [...]	D
The film is largely an allegory about the fall of Soviet Communism. When General Chang demands that [...]	D
The only Star Trek film to show an actual galley where food is prepared. This indicates that food re [...]	D
One of two theatrical films directed by Nicholas Meyer that were released in 1991. The two productio [...]	D
According to Nicholas Meyer, Brock Peters found Admiral Cartwright's words during the briefing scene [...]	D
Valeris was originally written to be Saavik, Spock's trainee from Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan (1982 [...]	D
Christopher Plummer's character, General Chang, was originally to have had hair, but as his make-up [...]	D
Originally conceived as a prequel to Star Trek (1966). The story was to follow young Kirk and Spock [...]	D
The teaser trailer is tagged with its original December 13, 1991 release date. This was moved up a w [...]	D
Marc Okrand, who developed the Klingon language, had originally decided not to have a Klingon transl [...]	D
Despite having a pivotal role in this film, David Warner (Chancellor Gorkon) only has ten minutes of [...]	D
The Morska listening post scene was done on the first day of shooting.	D
The official Star Trek Chronology suggests this film takes place in the year 2293, or 27 years after [...]	D
In a 2016 interview, Nicholas Meyer expressed regret over being naive regarding the film's plot poin [...]	D
The electron microscope prop that Spock uses to analyze the Klingon blood is the same prop that Free [...]	D
Several scenes, which are present in the VHS release, as well as most television broadcast cuts, are [...]	D
On this movie, Kristin R. Glover became the first woman to operate the "A" camera on a major Hollywo [...]	D
The casting director was Mary Jo Slater, mother of Christian Slater. Thus, his small role as a commu [...]	D
Colonel West, the Starfleet Marine officer who conducts the Operation Retrieve briefing, is a punnin [...]	D
Martia says she thought she would "assume a pleasing shape". Like the title of this film, this is a [...]	D
The Klingon prison planet Rura Penthe reappeared in Star Trek (2009) in a scene that was filmed, but [...]	D
Theatrical trailer features different/additional footage: the wide shots on Rura Penthe show Kirk, M [...]	D
The film's title was originally intended for Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan (1982). This was a referen [...]	D
Coincidentally, two characters who are ultimately exposed as traitors are played by actors who later [...]	D
General Chang's eyepatch has three bolts that go into the skull. They all have the Klingon insignia [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer initially wished to use Gustav Holst's "The Planets" as the music for this film, but [...]	D
Although he receives "also starring" billing, Mark Lenard (Ambassador Sarek) has only one line.	D
Exterior scenes for Rura Penthe were filmed outside and on location at Bronson Park in Los Angeles. [...]	D
The main plot of this film includes the ending of the conflict between the Federation and the Klingo [...]	D
Avengers: Endgame (2019) paid tribute to this film in its mid ending credits scene, where the main c [...]	D
David Warner was almost seriously injured during the filming of Gorkon's death scene. A light explod [...]	D
This is the only Star Trek film to be shot in the Super 35 format (all of the others were shot in Pa [...]	D
At the dinner with the Klingons, the characters quote from "Hamlet" by William Shakespeare. At that [...]	D
This film includes many Shakespearean references, themes, quotes and dialogue. Even the title "The U [...]	D
Released between the airing Star Trek: The Next Generation: A Matter Of Time (1991) (#5.9) and Star [...]	D
When the Klingons return to their ship after the dinner on the Enterprise, General Chang speaks a Kl [...]	D
William Shatner had once been Christopher Plummer's understudy in the theater.	D
The film's novelization names the Federation President as Ra-ghoratrei, a Deltan. Neither detail of [...]	D
In 2006, William Shatner appeared in a television commercial for DirecTV, using reedited footage fro [...]	D
John Schuck was formerly married to Susan Bay Nimoy, who would later marry Leonard Nimoy. He reprise [...]	D
Along with Hook - Capitan Uncino (1991), this is one of two films released in December 1991 to featu [...]	D
The network premiere of this film brings "Star Trek" full circle. Star Trek (1966) aired on the NBC [...]	D
In earlier screenplay drafts, the character Maltz from Star Trek III - Alla ricerca di Spock (1984) [...]	D
Captain Kirk makes open references to Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) in his final Captain's L [...]	D
The only Star Trek film featuring the original series cast that does not include Hikaru Sulu at the [...]	D
As this was anticipated to be the last film with the original series cast, there were rumors that Ca [...]	D
In the movie tie in novel, the story originally opened with a Starfleet colony being attacked near t [...]	D
The chorus heard in the background of many scenes, mainly those on Rura Penthe, says "To be, or not [...]	D
According to George Takei in his autobiography, in earlier drafts of the script, it was Captain Sulu [...]	D
David Warner is only nine years older than Rosanna DeSoto who plays his daughter.	D
First use of forcible Vulcan mind-meld to interrogate an unwilling subject.	D
Christian Slater wore the trousers made for William Shatner in Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan (1982). [...]	D
Was the first film to be coded in DolbyDigital (AC-3) for test prints only; not for theatrical relea [...]	D
The film marked DeForest Kelley's last on-screen performance as Dr. McCoy, and likewise Uhura's fina [...]	D
According to the producers, the Klingon blood was purple to avoid an R-rating. Also, the use of purp [...]	D
This film was produced simultaneously with the fifth season of Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) [...]	D
Kim Cattrall says that she was allowed to choose the name of her character and decided on "Valeris", [...]	D
Producers Harve Bennett and Ralph Winter's original idea for this film was a prequel titled "Star Tr [...]	D
Some of the Klingons wear costumes from Star Trek (1979).	D
Uhura and Valeris both wear skirts, non-regulation in the time period of this film. All other female [...]	D
The Federation starship U.S.S. Gorkon, seen in "Star Trek: The Next Generation: Descent (1993)", was [...]	D
The Klingon translating Chang's words into English is Klaa (Todd Bryant), the renegade captain from [...]	D
Walter Koenig wrote an outline in which the Enterprise crew, except Spock, are forced to retire. Spo [...]	D
After becoming Chancellor, Azetbur wears the necklace that her father Gorkon wore.	D
Whoopi Goldberg, who played the recurring role of Guinan on Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) wa [...]	D
An early version of the poster for Rotta verso l'ignoto (1991) credited the story to Leonard Nimoy, [...]	D
Rene Auberjonois and John Schuck both had their first credited acting roles in MAS*H (1970).	D
Dr. McCoy makes two references to Kobayashi Maru to Captain Kirk, first in this film, and then again [...]	D
Spock's line "Only Nixon could go to China" refers to the 37th U.S. President Richard Nixon having b [...]	D
This was the first of two films co-written by Lawrence Konner and Mark Rosenthal in which David Warn [...]	D
The name of Gorkon's flagship (and the name of the Klingon homeworld) is spelled Qo'noS and pronounc [...]	D
In several drafts of the script, there was an early scene where Kirk learns that Carol Marcus (from [...]	D
In the VHS version of this film, the assassin falls from the glass tower near the film's ending, fal [...]	D
The release of this film helped cap off a series of events commemorating the 25th Anniversary of Sta [...]	D
Kim Cattrall initially turned down the role of Valeris, thinking she was to play Saavik. Upon findin [...]	D
For the dinner scene with the Klingons, most of the actors refused to eat. Not because they found Kl [...]	D
Being the last film focusing solely on the original Star Trek cast and characters, there was early c [...]	D
David Warner is the only actor to appear in two consecutive "Star Trek" films as two different chara [...]	D
Michael Dorn plays Colonel Worf, the grandfather of his regular character Lieutenant Worf on Star Tr [...]	D
There are two brief looks into enlisted berthing areas on both the Excelsior and the Enterprise. It [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer was worried that William Shatner would be upset at some of the lines written for the [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer (previously from Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan (1982)) is the only returning director [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer and Leonard Nimoy dispute who came up with the concept of using this film as an alleg [...]	D
Nichelle Nichols objected to the scene in which the crew desperately searches through old printed Kl [...]	D
The first film in which campaign ribbons are worn by senior Starfleet officers.	D
According to Star Trek 25th Anniversary Special (1991), the contents for the food props during the d [...]	D
Gene Roddenberry expressed his displeasure with the film's storyline after viewing a rough cut, comp [...]	D
When first determining the existence of the Bird-of-Prey that can fire while cloaked, Spock states t [...]	D
A subplot to this film was to show that even in the 23rd century, humans hadn't totally shed their b [...]	D
Colonel West's plan to send in a commando team to rescue Captain Kirk and Dr. McCoy is reminiscent o [...]	D
The Enterprise bridge set from Star Trek V - L'ultima frontiera (1989) had been stored outdoors, and [...]	D
The subtitle, "The Undiscovered Country", had been considered as a title for the installment which b [...]	D
Rene Auberjonois has said he knew his scenes were edited out of the theatrical release, but was unaw [...]	D
Spock cites an "Earth ancestor", then proceeds to quote Sherlock Holmes. Elsewhere in the Trek Unive [...]	D
The sets for the Enterprise-A hallways and Engineering are redresses of the Enterprise-D set from St [...]	D
The name "Gorkon" is a blending of the last names Mikhail Gorbachev and Abraham Lincoln, two of Nich [...]	D
Captain Sulu (George Takei) is the only regular character from Star Trek (1966) to be given command [...]	D
During the course of the film's pre-production, Paramount Studios was attempting austerity in the wa [...]	D
The Romulan ale visible in the dinner scene is much lighter blue than in any other Trek-universe mov [...]	D
The name of the penal colony Captain Kirk and Dr. McCoy are sent to, Rura Penthe, comes from the nam [...]	D
When released onto the UK video rental market in June 1992 the distributor, CIC Home Video, refused [...]	D
The Office of the Federation President was depicted as being located in Paris. This was something of [...]	D
Christopher Plummer previously appeared in Tutti insieme appassionatamente (1965) for director Rober [...]	D
Paura d'amare (1991) was being filmed in the same studio, and required Al Pacino to have a surprised [...]	D
The final film appearance for DeForest Kelley (Star Trek (1966) regular "Bones") and Mark Lenard (be [...]	D
The painting in Spock's stateroom is a copy of "Adam et Eve chassÃ©s du Paradis" by Marc Chagall ( [...]	D
When Captain Kirk fights Martia in her Kirk form, this was easy for the Klingons to know which Kirk [...]	D
Christian Slater framed his $750 paycheck for his walk-on role. This comes out to $1,452.41 in 2021.	D
Many of the characters, especially General Chang, make reference to William Shakespeare in general, [...]	D
The character Dax in this film (a young crew member questioned during the search for incriminating e [...]	D
The door open/close sound effect from Star Trek (1966) was reintroduced in the scenes of the Main Co [...]	D
The Federation President appears to be the same species as the U.S.S. Saratoga helmsman in Rotta ver [...]	D
The door outside the set used for Spock's and Captain Kirk's quarters, leads to the sickbay set. The [...]	D
Nichelle Nichols, who plays Uhura, famously refused to use the phrase "Guess who's coming to dinner? [...]	D
Originally, the film was to end with Captain Kirk "handing over the keys" to the Enterprise to Capta [...]	D
The first Star Trek film since Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan (1982) to be directed by someone who was [...]	D
The same destruction of the Klingon Bird-of-Prey scene has been used multiple times in the Star Trek [...]	D
As of 2015, the only Star Trek film to show the crew's quarters; this film establishes that crew qua [...]	D
The establishing shots of Camp Khitomer were filmed at the Brandeis-Bardin Institute in Simi Valley, [...]	D
The arctic wilderness shots were all filmed by the second unit with doubles. None of the principal c [...]	D
The technique of showing the translators so it appears that Chang is speaking English during the tri [...]	D
Jack Palance was offered the role of Chancellor Gorkon, but passed, because the filming dates clashe [...]	D
The Klingon trial concept was originally introduced in a draft script for Rotta verso la Terra (1986 [...]	D
In both Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan (1982) and Rotta verso l'ignoto (1991), Spock says the line "Pe [...]	D
In a documentary on the Blu-ray release of Star Trek III - Alla ricerca di Spock (1984), a member of [...]	D
Art department gag: a few seconds before the first shot of Rura Penthe, a small cylindrical object c [...]	D
The banquet hall used for the formal dinner between the U.S.S. Enterprise-A senior staff and the Kli [...]	D
After Kirk saves the Federation President, he comments on some saying peace is "the end of history". [...]	D
During the confusion after Kronos One has been hit twice, you can see Valeris program the database c [...]	D
Just as Spock is surmising that someone has forged an entry in the photon torpedo data banks, Valeri [...]	D
The set used for the Federation President's office is a redress of the same set used for the Ten For [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer and Denny Martin Flinn wrote the movie script through an early version of e-mail. Mey [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer: [Sherlock Holmes] Spock tells the crew, "An ancestor of mine maintained that if you [...]	D
The shooting model for Gorkon's flagship, Kronos One, was a redress of the K'Tinga class cruiser mod [...]	D
The mine elevator's movement was simulated by cranking a textured belt behind the actors.	D
George Takei (Captain Hikaru Sulu), Grace Lee Whitney (Commander Janice Rand), Jeremy Roberts (Lt. D [...]	D
At the beginning of the ending credits, the signatures of the principal cast members are written one [...]	D
The opening title and credits begin with a metallic pink/purple in the upper half of all letters, a [...]	D
When Spock tells Valeris to have faith "That the universe will unfold as it should", this is a parap [...]	D
In a featurette on the special features from the Blu-ray, William Shatner talks about how he was ups [...]	D
"To be, or not to be" in Klingon is "taH pagh, taH be'".	D
The Enterprise bridge set was designed so Uhura and Spock wouldn't be forced to face the wall in the [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer wanted to keep some Enterprise prop blankets for his personal use, but he was told th [...]	D
The first Star Trek production to use actual computer displays on starship bridge sets.	D
The teaser trailer for the film uses cut musical cues from both Star Trek III - Alla ricerca di Spoc [...]	D
The opening was originally intended to be much longer, with Kirk and Spock assembling the crew from [...]	D

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