Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan

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Saavik was the first female Vulcan in the "Star Trek" universe whose name began with "S". Previously [...]	D
The first Star Trek film to feature the "red tunic" uniforms, used in every original series feature [...]	D
During filming of some of Khan's scenes, the prop guys decided to have a little fun at Ricardo Monta [...]	D
To save money from the budget, the film crew reused sets, models and footage from Star Trek (1979), [...]	D
Star Trek "technobabble" seen on a wall on Space Station Regula One: Kmrt. ("K-Mart")	D
Phaser damage was created using stop motion.	D
During the Kobayashi Maru simulation, the wire frame of the Neutral Zone appears to have been a mode [...]	D
When interviewed about this film in the mid-1980s, James Doohan stated that he felt that Ricardo Mon [...]	D
Although actor Mark Tobin who portrayed Khan's henchman Joaquin in the original series episode " Spa [...]	D
The score for this film by James Horner specifically the antagonist theme titled 'sneak attack' was [...]	D
The shot of the three Klingon battle cruisers in the Simulator Room is from the opening sequence of [...]	D
During the three-day filming of Spock's death sequence, no visitors were allowed on the set.	D
One of the early ideas about Saavik was that she would be a medical doctor of both Vulcan and Romula [...]	D
This film takes place eighteen years after Star Trek: Space Seed (1967).	D
In a deleted scene, Kirk introduces Saavik to David, and they are attracted to each other.	D
Screenwriter Jack B. Sowards' initial draft for the screenplay was substantially different than the [...]	D
The main viewer display during the opening sequence indicates that the Kobayashi Maru's captain is K [...]	D
There is an Easter Egg on the tactical display that Admiral Kirk calls for after beaming up from the [...]	D
The close-ups of the Ceti eels entering and exiting Chekov's ear were done using a huge rubber repli [...]	D
During Spock's funeral while Scotty is playing the bagpipes, if you look very closely below the rail [...]	D
As of 2018, Saavik is the only female Vulcan not to have a name that starts with "T'P". In fact, the [...]	D
The VHS box of this film showed the U.S.S. Enterprise firing phasers at Space Station Regula One, bu [...]	D
Kirstie Alley was somewhat uncertain if other fans would accept a Vulcan female and she endeavored n [...]	D
Star Trek fans have speculated that Dr. Carol Marcus (Bibi Besch) could have been the "little blonde [...]	D
Kim Cattrall was Nicholas Meyer's first choice for the role of Saavik, And auditioned for the part b [...]	D
The death scene of Spock was supposed to be a key moment of this film, and the film crew were worrie [...]	D
The film's novelization briefly introduces a subplot about Hikaru Sulu. He is mentioned to be promot [...]	D
The barren desert surface of Ceti Alpha V was simulated on stage 8, the largest sound stage at Param [...]	D
The propulsion module from the spaceship model used in La conquista dello spazio (1955) is part of t [...]	D
A brief romantic interest between Saavik and David Marcus is suggested in the film's novelization.	D
Khan has a metal pan flute as a buckler, which is even apparent in the lobby poster's artwork painti [...]	D
Early test screenings were done while visual effects work was still mostly incomplete. The scenes we [...]	D
When Khan shows Chekov and Captain Terrell the Ceti eels (the only remaining native inhabitants of t [...]	D
The scene where Saavik cries was improvised by Kirstie Alley, and somewhat controversial among the c [...]	D
The minor character Jedda in this film, a Federation scientist, was fleshed out in the novelization. [...]	D
In Star Trek: Space Seed (1967), approximately eighty genetically-engineered supermen were left behi [...]	D
Originally, it was going to be revealed Khan and his wife Lt. Marla McGivers had a baby son together [...]	D
When Kirk and Saavik are in the turbolift, when the doors reopen (and McCoy gets in), the corridor o [...]	D
On the back of the VHS box of this film, there is a still of David Marcus on top of Admiral Kirk, ho [...]	D
Saavik was originally intended to be a male Vulcan, but was changed later on to a female Vulcan/Romu [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer has always insisted that the books in Khan's library were just titles he selected at [...]	D
The software that generated the computer image of the Genesis probe approaching the planet placed mo [...]	D
Although the total gross of Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan (1982) was less than that of Star Trek (197 [...]	D
An early draft of the script had Dr. Janet Wallace (Sarah Marshall) from Star Trek: The Deadly Years [...]	D
The Enterprise torpedo room and Spacelab transporter sets were originally parts of the Klingon bridg [...]	D
It is a Star Trek running gag that there is a Federation embargo against Romulan ale, but this still [...]	D
In addition to the footage of the Klingon vessels in the simulator scenes, other footage was lifted [...]	D
Star Trek fans and test audiences reacted negatively to Spock's death. So Paramount Studios leaked t [...]	D
Dr. McCoy's line "He's really not dead, as long as we remember him" comes from an article written by [...]	D
The stats for the Kobayashi Maru vessel as listed on the viewscreen during the no-win scenario, are [...]	D
The time difference between Star Trek: Space Seed (1967) and The Wrath of Khan is fifteen years, bot [...]	D
Producers went ahead with a movie script featuring Khan, taking it for granted that Ricardo Montalba [...]	D
After Admiral Kirk talks to Dr. Marcus on subspace, it cuts to a scene of Regula One. While Dr. Marc [...]	D
In the atrium scene at the beginning, where Spock gives Kirk a copy of "A Tale of Two Cities", a wid [...]	D
During the script-writing phase, it was thought that this would be the end of Star Trek, which is wh [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer and Bibi Besch collaborated again in The Day After - Il giorno dopo (1983), a film ab [...]	D
The U.S.S. Reliant was originally supposed to be a Constitution-class starship identical to the U.S. [...]	D
The addition of Kirstie Alley to the cast was somewhat divisive to the film crew. Nicholas Meyer and [...]	D
Many of the wall panels and equipment on Regula One and in the Genesis underground space have a ridg [...]	D
The line "He's really not dead, as long as we remember him" by Dr. McCoy was an idea by director Nic [...]	D
Evans and Sutherland's "Digistar System" and "Picture System" were used to generate the starfield im [...]	D
In an early version of the script, Sulu was the Captain of the U.S.S. Reliant until the character Ca [...]	D
This film marks the first appearance in the Star Trek franchise of an isolation door in main enginee [...]	D
The "No Smoking at Anytime on Bridge" sign from the first scene was removed in later bridge scenes w [...]	D
This film opened on June 4, 1982 in 1,621 theaters in the United States and earned $14,347,221 its o [...]	D
The moving starfield during the title sequence was filmed by putting the camera in the center of the [...]	D
Sulu's backstory of being promotable to Captain (leading to his eventual command of the U.S.S. Excel [...]	D
As was seen in this film, Admiral Kirk's apartment was filled with antique collectibles. The product [...]	D
The film's novelization by Vonda N. McIntyre became a paperback bestseller.	D
The baby Ceti eels were pulled along the actors' cheeks using a piece of string. They were made out [...]	D
In this film, Khan gives Admiral Kirk 60 seconds to transmit the data on Project Genesis. Klingon Co [...]	D
During the funeral of Spock, Montgomery Scott performs a bagpipe rendition of the hymn "Amazing Grac [...]	D
The Ceti eel shots used several models, overseen by visual effects supervisor Ken Ralston, who had j [...]	D
In contrast to the Starfleet uniforms which were designed with a naval theme and were intended to re [...]	D
The most violent of all the Star Trek films featuring the cast of the original series.	D
Footage from the episode Star Trek: Space Seed (1967) was not used as flashbacks in this film, inste [...]	D
Captain Spock's mind meld with Dr. McCoy wasn't in Nicholas Meyer's original script, nor did he dire [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer described his vision of the film as "Horatio Hornblower in outer space", including el [...]	D
Delays in producing a finished script plagued the production of this film. There were missed deadlin [...]	D
An early idea about Saavik had her have a crush on Admiral Kirk, but eventually turn her attentions [...]	D
This is the only original series film in which a Federation starship fires its phasers in battle. Al [...]	D
After reluctantly being convinced to appear in the first film, Leonard Nimoy initially had no intere [...]	D
This film was better received than its predecessor by both Star Trek fans and professional film crit [...]	D
Khan is never once addressed by his full name: Khan Noonien Singh, which he was introduced as in Sta [...]	D
Though no concrete plans about Saavik existed at the time of the film's release, Star Trek fans have [...]	D
At the time of this film, both William Shatner and Ricardo Montalban were starring on ABC-TV series [...]	D
The original subtitle was "Star Trek: The Genesis Project". That was changed to "Star Trek II", then [...]	D
The novel revealed that Chekov had the night watch on the Enterprise when Khan was on board, and tha [...]	D
For the role of Dr. Carol Marcus, Nicholas Meyer wanted "A woman who was beautiful and looked like s [...]	D
This film stars three actors who are homosexual: Merritt Butrick (Dr. David Marcus), Paul Winfield ( [...]	D
The film features a remarkably changed Khan. In his first appearance, Khan was depicted as a powerfu [...]	D
Paul Winfield was cast in the role of the captain of the U.S.S. Reliant. Nicholas Meyer was impresse [...]	D
Scenes deleted from Star Trek II included one wherein Spock made note to Admiral Kirk of Saavik's ha [...]	D
When Spock and Saavik speak to each other in Vulcan, Leonard Nimoy and Kirstie Alley actually spoke [...]	D
Sega planned to release a video game adaptation for the Atari 2600 and the Atari 5200 in 1983. Howev [...]	D
In a deleted scene from the original release, Scotty explains that Peter Preston (Ike Eisenmann), th [...]	D
Two actors from this film worked with Eddie Albert: Merritt Butrick (Dr. David Marcus) in Palle d'ac [...]	D
The interior set for Khan's cargo container home was built on the same part of Paramount Studios sta [...]	D
It is ironic that Saavik (and later David) tells Admiral Kirk that he has never faced death, since o [...]	D
When Saavik (Kirstie Alley) cries during Spock's funeral, William Shatner asked Nicholas Meyer if he [...]	D
The film's novelization expands on the relationship between Saavik and Peter Preston. She helps Pres [...]	D
Khan's deceased wife whom Khan mentions is Lt. Marla McGivers. When Khan was revived by the Enterpri [...]	D
The demonstration of the effects of the Genesis Device on a barren planet was to be presented by usi [...]	D
Many of the actors playing Khan Noonien Singh's remaining henchmen were Chippendale dancers at the t [...]	D
When Syfy Channel aired this film on television, Leonard Nimoy appeared on-screen during commercial [...]	D
Harve Bennett was mostly a television producer before working for this film, and a relative newcomer [...]	D
According to Nicholas Meyer in the Blu-ray commentary, in the moment when Kirk and Spock use the pre [...]	D
This film was one of the first films to extensively use electronic images and computer graphics to s [...]	D
William Shatner was reportedly hesitant about portraying a middle-aged version of himself, and belie [...]	D
Costume designer Robert Fletcher was asked to redesign existing costumes and create new ones. Nichol [...]	D
The terraforming tool in this film was named the "Genesis Device" because of its "power of creation" [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer was aware that familiarity between Khan and Chekov posed a continuity problem, since [...]	D
Paramount Studios would later use redressed sets from this film for an underground lab in the episod [...]	D
It's interesting that although Chekov never met Khan, Uhura has, and she communicates with him befor [...]	D
The different colored turtlenecks worn by Starfleet officers indicate what division they belong to. [...]	D
Ricardo Montalban said in promo interviews for this film about how he realized early on in his caree [...]	D
According to Kirstie Alley, she slept with her Vulcan ears on at home during production.	D
Admiral Kirk and Captain Spock used a combination of three methods well known to expert hackers in o [...]	D
By 1981, the idea was to kill Spock during the first act. The creative team was trying to reproduce [...]	D
This is the first and only time in Star Trek where you have two people having a conversation in the [...]	D
In keeping with the nautical tone, Nicholas Meyer wanted music evocative of seafaring and swashbuckl [...]	D
Kirstie Alley accepted the role of Saavik because she was a huge fan of the television series, and a [...]	D
When Admiral Kirk tells Lieutenant Saavik, "You have to know...why things work...aboard a starship." [...]	D
This film marks the first appearance of the Miranda class starship, namely the U.S.S. Reliant. The m [...]	D
In keeping with the theme of death and rebirth symbolized by Spock's sacrifice and the Genesis Devic [...]	D
Based on the Stardates given in this film and at his birth in Star Trek (2009), here Admiral Kirk is [...]	D
This film takes place in the year 2285.	D
The 1981 draft of the script contained "a twelve-page face-to-face confrontation between Kirk and Kh [...]	D
Just before the scene where Genesis is explained, there is a scene where Spock crosses the bridge an [...]	D
This was the first major, high-profile film with music by James Horner. Jerry Goldsmith wrote the sc [...]	D
Harve Bennett thought that a main problem for Star Trek (1979) was that this lacked a real villain. [...]	D
Similarities to L'Impero colpisce ancora (1980): The opening blurb of this film ("In the 23rd Centur [...]	D
The computer ship diagram when the shields are being raised is actually from the abandoned televisio [...]	D
DeForest Kelley was dissatisfied with an earlier version of the movie script, to the point that he c [...]	D
The computer simulation of Genesis transforming a dead planet into a habitable one (and habitable pl [...]	D
Throughout this film, Lieutenant Saavik is addressed as "Mister Saavik" despite being a female. This [...]	D
65 percent of this film was shot on the same set.	D
While the character Saavik appeared in few of the sequels, she proved relatively popular with creato [...]	D
The neck ornament that Khan wears is out of place. It is the belt buckle from the new uniforms. Sinc [...]	D
Kirk and Khan never meet face to face during this film. All of their interaction is through viewscre [...]	D
Harve Bennett wrote a first draft for the screenplay before hiring a screenwriter. His version was t [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer added a "no smoking" to the bridge of the Enterprise, as he felt smoking and other tw [...]	D
Composers often "borrow" from their other works when writing new compositions. The James Horner scor [...]	D
When Khan is in the center chair of the Reliant, he says to Joachim "He tasks me. He tasks me, and I [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino is a huge fan of the film; even referencing this in Kill Bill - Volume 1 (2003).	D
After Khan's crew take over command of the U.S.S. Reliant, several of the crew members, including a [...]	D
As duty section divisions are indicated by turtleneck color (White - Command; Gold - Engineering; Gr [...]	D
Of the characters who were in both Star Trek (1966) and Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan (1982), only Mr [...]	D
There was no comic book adaptation of this film until 2009, when one was published by IDW Publishing [...]	D
Kirstie Alley was a huge fan of Star Trek (1966) as a child. Mr. Spock was her favorite character an [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer disliked the title "The Wrath of Khan". The studio previously wanted this film named [...]	D
Often considered by most fans to be the best Star Trek film featuring the original cast while Primo [...]	D
In one of the bridge screen displays, one can see the three nacelled Federation Dreadnought. This st [...]	D
Ricardo Montalban was offered substantially more money to reprise Khan than he eventually agreed to. [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer envisioned this film as the ultimate extension of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry' [...]	D
There is a "No Smoking" sign on the door of the simulator room during the Kobayashi Maru test. Accor [...]	D
Knowing of Leonard Nimoy's reluctance to return for this film, and desire to put the role of Spock b [...]	D
William Shatner claims to have created the idea of Spock dying in the engine room, separated from Ki [...]	D
A draft script had Khan defeating Admiral Kirk in a swordfight.	D
The shot of Spock's coffin on the Genesis Planet was a last-minute addition, filmed in San Francisco [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Most [...]	D
Judson Scott's lack of screen credit for his very large role as Joachim (Khan's right-hand man) was [...]	D
The movie script originally called for Dr. McCoy to say "He's dead, Jim." at Spock's death. DeForest [...]	D
Considering this was the first Star Trek film to use the maroon jacket and turtleneck uniform (which [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer wrote his version of the screenplay uncredited and for no pay before the deadline, su [...]	D
The stars seen in the background of the Genesis simulation sequence are based on a 3-D model of the [...]	D
Many huge fans of Star Trek mistakenly "remember" Dr. Leonard McCoy saying "Damn it, Jim" on the ori [...]	D
Craig Huxley performed his Blaster Beam, an instrument he invented, during recording. He also compos [...]	D
According to naval (and presumably also Starfleet) regulations, quoting regulations to a senior offi [...]	D
The Enterprise bridge set from Star Trek (1979) was redressed for use as the Kobayashi Maru simulato [...]	D
In the Blu-ray special feature "The Captain's Log", Ricardo Montalban says that once he committed to [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer originally hired John W. Morgan to score this film. However, before he could even wri [...]	D
It has been widely debated that Ricardo Montalban's chest was actually a prosthetic piece that he wo [...]	D
The exterior scenes on Ceti Alpha V were filmed on the same part of Paramount Studios stage 8 where [...]	D
James Horner used synthesizers for ancillary effects. At the time, science fiction films were eschew [...]	D
The model of the U.S.S. Reliant was purposely designed so that the warp nacelles hung below the fuse [...]	D
On the back wall of the Reliant's bridge (and presumably the Enterprise's as well, since this was a [...]	D
The rejected script by Samuel A. Peeples would introduce a storyline similar to the pilot episode "W [...]	D
Many of the special effects of the film were produced by Industrial Light & Magic (ILM). Additional [...]	D
Computer graphics programmer Loren Carpenter wanted the stars appearing behind the planet during the [...]	D
Kirk discreetly tells Sulu to lock phasers on target, so that Khan won't hear the order. However, Sp [...]	D
In this film, Spock says to Admiral Kirk "She (the Reliant) can still outrun us and outgun us" (see [...]	D
Three prominent collaborators on the film died within four months of each other. Producer Harve Benn [...]	D
Paul Winfield previously played Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in the television miniseries King (1978). [...]	D
One of the Reliant's crew, Commander Kyle, played by John Winston, was a recurring member of the Ent [...]	D
Following the Kobyashi Maru scene, Admiral Kirk says to Spock "Aren't you dead?". This foreshadows S [...]	D
One of Admiral Kirk's antiques is a Commodore PET computer.	D
The only Star Trek film to be given the 15 rating in the United Kingdom.	D
The film's novelization contains the information about Saavik being of Romulan and Vulcan descent.	D
Another cost-saving measure on this film is that many of the "computer" consoles and other high-tech [...]	D
This was the first of two movie franchises where James Horner scored the sequel after Jerry Goldsmit [...]	D
Just after Admiral Kirk steps aboard, Scotty (James Doohan) says he "had a wee bout, but Dr. McCoy p [...]	D
Ricardo Montalban has admitted in many interviews, commentaries, and behind the scenes videos that p [...]	D
Khan detonating the Genesis torpedo in the Mutara Nebula is ironically fitting: the sector of space [...]	D
During pre-production, screenwriter Samuel A. Peeples was invited to write his own movie script. He [...]	D
The closest thing to The Genesis Device in real life is the apparatus of The Urey-Miller Experiment.	D
In a Starlog interview titled "The Man Who Killed Spock", after this film was released, Harve Bennet [...]	D
The Genesis sequence called for a long and massive explosion. ILM rented the Cow Palace in San Franc [...]	D
Khan's muscular chest seen throughout this film is actually Ricardo Montalban's real chest, and not [...]	D
Before being involved with this film, Harve Bennett had never seen an episode of Star Trek (1966). P [...]	D
The phrase "to the last I grapple with thee; from Hell's heart I stab at thee; for hate's sake, I sp [...]	D
Producer Harve Bennett viewed all the episodes of Star Trek (1966) and chose Star Trek: Space Seed ( [...]	D
At one point, Ron Howard was approached to direct this film and admitted he was a huge fan of the se [...]	D
The torpedo bay is a stand in for the gun deck of a ship of the line. Thus prepping the Enterprise's [...]	D
One of the rejected ideas for a second Star Trek movie involved a scientist belonging to a humanoid [...]	D
Leonard Nimoy did not know about the final shot of Spock's coffin on the surface of the Genesis Plan [...]	D
In Star Trek (1979), most of the on-set displays were operated by looped film projectors behind the [...]	D
James Horner: running down a corridor during the preparation for the final battle, just before the t [...]	D
This film officially establishes the 23rd century timeline as the time period for Star Trek (1966) a [...]	D
The words "Over Grown Boy Scout" were in the film Terror from the Year 5000 (1958) by John Stratton' [...]	D
Due to budget limitations, sets and props were reused wherever possible. Space Station Regula One wa [...]	D
Star Trek redshirts are notorious for dying on landing party missions. Captain Terrell wears a red s [...]	D
In Star Trek (1979), Chekov was burned on the hand. In this film, he has a Ceti eel crawl in his ear [...]	D
This film was partly inspired by Herman Melville's revenge-themed novel "Moby Dick" (1851), a litera [...]	D
The famous "Space, the final frontier" monologue is heard for the first time since Star Trek (1966), [...]	D
Production designer Joe Jennings suggested that Spock's body should be placed in a photon torpedo fo [...]	D
Paul Winfield, Merritt Butrick and the uncredited Judson Scott (Joachim) all later appeared on Star [...]	D
Composer James Horner was asked by producers to deliver a film score both modern and distinctive. "T [...]	D
For shots of the Enterprise and other ships, the camera system used was the Dykstraflex. This had be [...]	D
According to Nicholas Meyer in the Blu-ray commentary, when Kirk and Spock are walking down the hall [...]	D
Spock makes mention of Khan displaying a penchant for two-dimensional thinking in his battle tactics [...]	D
Interestingly, Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan (1982) begins on Admiral Kirk's birthday, which about a [...]	D
Joachim's death scene was originally intended for an alien called Moray, and the scene where Khan ap [...]	D
There are several books in the container that shelters Khan's followers on Ceti Alpha V. Two of the [...]	D
There was no comic book adaptation of this film, because at the time, nobody had a license to do a S [...]	D
For this film, Gene Roddenberry was given a consultant position, and replaced as executive producer [...]	D
George Takei initially declined to appear in this film. William Shatner called Takei and convinced h [...]	D
The prop consoles used on the various ships all had working buttons which controlled the many tiny l [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer had Admiral Kirk waste away in the absence of starship adventures. The theme of wasti [...]	D
Khan's right-hand man in Star Trek: Space Seed (1967) was named "Joaquin" (Mark Tobin), but in this [...]	D
Star Trek "technobabble" seen on walls throughout Space Station Regula One includes: Geoplastics, Gr [...]	D
Star Trek: Space Seed (1967) (of which this film is a sequel) aired on February 16, 1967, but Pavel [...]	D
Although Gene Roddenberry created Starfleet in Star Trek (1966) with a military structure, he delibe [...]	D
According to the Guinness Book of Movie Facts and Feats, The Wrath of Khan can boast of the fastest [...]	D
The first film was made on a $46 million budget. The second film was much cheaper, costing $11 milli [...]	D
Some have pointed out that Khan's familiarity with Chekov is a mistake. This could be explained. Che [...]	D
The death of Spock was supposed to be final and irrevocable because Leonard Nimoy wanted to appear i [...]	D
It is revealed in the Blu-ray featurette "Designing Khan", that the U.S.S. Reliant design sketch was [...]	D
When Spock advises Kirk that Khan's moves "indicate two dimensional thinking", Spock is commenting t [...]	D
The idea about the "Omega system", the ultimate weapon, was scrapped because of concerns that this w [...]	D
James Doohan is only pretending to play the bagpipes in Spock's funeral scene, as they are not prope [...]	D
The previous Star Trek film was promoted with the release of an associated toyline, but this was not [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer joined the film project after several drafts and scripts had already been completed a [...]	D
Director Nicholas Meyer was offered the job relatively late in the project. Paramount Studios execut [...]	D
The battle of wits between Kirk and Khan in the Mutara Nebula sequence was inspired by the battle be [...]	D
Composer James Horner was expressly told to not use any of Jerry Goldsmith's score from the original [...]	D
The scenic view of San Francisco through Kirk's apartment window is a painting, originally created f [...]	D
When Spock was repairing the console in Engineering, he had to remove the large cover. The interior [...]	D
The newly redesigned warp core is reminiscent of the main mast of a sailing ship. Viewers can see th [...]	D
More gag technobabble on Space Station Regula One: one console bears the legend "R XM", a reference [...]	D
On the Enterprise's first encounter with the Reliant, Admiral Kirk declares a yellow alert. Lieutena [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer admits that Khan's familiarity with Chekov is a mistake, but defends this citing Sir [...]	D
The book that Captain Spock gives Admiral Kirk for his birthday is "A Tale of Two Cities" by Charles [...]	D
Due to budget constrains, the film had to settle for a lesser known composer that would ask for less [...]	D
Both films Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan (1982) and Primo contatto (1996) include characters quoting [...]	D
There is a background prop in Space Station Regula One; a machine that has a pair of red fluorescent [...]	D
The film takes place in March 2285.	D
When Kirk starts reading at the film's ending in his quarters, he notices that one lens on his glass [...]	D
Many elements of the film score drew from James Horner's previous work. For example, a rhythm that a [...]	D
According to Leonard Nimoy's autobiography, the glass chamber where Spock dies was effectively airti [...]	D
During the initial meeting, the U.S.S. Enterprise turns to starboard away from the U.S.S. Reliant. T [...]	D
Nicholas Meyer made a concerted effort to embody realism and avoid overt sexuality in Kirstie Alley' [...]	D
Following Star Trek (1979), Gene Roddenberry wrote his own sequel. In his plot, the crew of the Ente [...]	D
Art director Lee Cole redesigned Spock's science station for this film. The station has four panels [...]	D
According to Nicholas Meyer, one of his chief contributions to the film was to handle the storyline [...]	D
This film shows the first on screen death of the Star Trek movies was that of Scotty's nephew, Peter [...]	D
The Horatio Hornblower sailing ships in space motif is reflected in subtle ways. Consider the nautic [...]	D
Madlyn Rhue was to reprise her role as Marla McGivers from Star Trek: Space Seed (1967). But Rhue ha [...]	D
Chuck Hicks (stuntman) also played the role of a military officer in Star Trek: The Next Generation: [...]	D
Both Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan (1982) and Primo contatto (1996) quote from Herman Melville's nove [...]	D
Doctor McCoy stated that the Genesis Device can perform six days' creation in six minutes. If one we [...]	D
Leonard Nimoy was persuaded to return as Spock when he was promised a death scene, an early draft of [...]	D
When Kirk tells Spock that Starfleet has just informed him about Regula One, they are in Spock's qua [...]	D
The design of the U.S.S. Enterprise was changed to better adapt with the nautical theme of this film [...]	D
Scheduling conflicts between William Shatner and Ricardo Montalban prevented the two actors from app [...]	D
Originally subtitled "The Undiscovered Country", but that subtitle eventually went to Rotta verso l' [...]	D
In the beginning when Admiral Kirk and Spock are talking in the hallway, the black building director [...]	D

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Joachim: [Enterprise has inflicted damage on Relia [...]	D
Spock: [Kirk heads for a turbolift] They're inoper [...]	D
Cadet: Sir! The Mains are back online Kirk: Bless [...]	D
Khan: Captain, Captain, Captain... save your stren [...]	D
McCoy: He's not really dead. As long as we remembe [...]	D
McCoy: [10:28] Dammit Jim, what the hell is the ma [...]	D
Kirk: [describing Khan; who is predictable at bein [...]	D
Kirk: I hate inspections. Sulu: I'm delighted. An [...]	D
Khan: You didn't expect to find me. You thought th [...]	D
Chekov: Ah, Dr. Marcus. Good. We're en route to yo [...]	D
Joachim: We're all with you, sir. But, consider th [...]	D
Dr. McCoy: [Spock is preparing to enter the radiat [...]	D
Kirk: [receiving a pair of antique eyeglasses] Why [...]	D
Kirk: I suppose you're about to remind me that log [...]	D
[David attacks Kirk] Kirk: Where's Dr. Marcus? D [...]	D
McCoy: [1:44:56] He's really not dead as long as w [...]	D
Kirk: Khan! Khan: You still remember, Admiral. I [...]	D
McCoy: [Kirk runs in to the engine room and sees S [...]	D
[after being surrounded by Klingons in a starship [...]	D
Khan: [holds the dying Joachim] Joachim? Joachim: [...]	D
McCoy: Admiral, wouldn't it be easier to put an ex [...]	D
[Khan discovers the Enterprise and realizes it isn [...]	D
Dr. McCoy: You're hiding... hiding behind rules an [...]	D
[last lines] Spock: [closing monologue] Space: th [...]	D
Saavik: Spock, you know Dr. Marcus. Spock: Why, o [...]	D
Carol Marcus: I don't understand. Who's responsibl [...]	D
Kirk: Well, Mr. Scott, are your cadets capable of [...]	D
David Marcus: Well, don't have kittens. Genesis is [...]	D
McCoy: [reference to the turbolift] Who's been hol [...]	D
Kirk: If it's me you want, I'll have myself beamed [...]	D
David Marcus: Scientists have always been pawns of [...]	D
Kirk: [hailing Khan] This is Admiral Kirk. We trie [...]	D
Carol Marcus: Why are you taking Genesis away from [...]	D
David Marcus: Remember that overgrown Boy Scout yo [...]	D
Chekov: [to Khan] Captain Kirk was your host. You [...]	D
Spock: [1:18:38] She can still outrun us and outgu [...]	D
Preston: I believe you'll find everything ship-sha [...]	D
Chekov: Botany Bay? [recognizing the name] Cheko [...]	D
[Chekov has noticed an energy flux reading on the [...]	D
Kirk: Scotty, what's left? Scotty: Just the batte [...]	D
Kirk: You're bothered by your performance on the K [...]	D
Kirk: [Kirk is reacting - badly - to Spock orderin [...]	D
Captain Terrell: Sir, I demand... Khan: You are i [...]	D
Sulu: [after the Reliant is disabled] Sir, you did [...]	D
[Kirk unwraps Bones' birthday present] Kirk: Romu [...]	D
Spock: You proceed from a false assumption. I am a [...]	D
[On whether Kirk should assume command from Spock] [...]	D
David Marcus: Lieutenant Saavik was right: You nev [...]	D
Spock: He is intelligent, but not experienced. His [...]	D
Kirk: Mr. Scott, you old space dog. You're well. [...]	D
McCoy: [grabbing Spock's arm] You're not going in [...]	D
Chekov: Starship log, stardate 8130.4. Log entry b [...]	D
Saavik: Admiral, may I ask you a question? Kirk: [...]	D
[after allowing the simulated Enterprise to be des [...]	D
Kirk: I'm going down there. McCoy: Khan could be [...]	D
[Discussing the effects of the Genesis torpedo] M [...]	D
Kirk: We have a problem. Something may be wrong on [...]	D
Khan: Let them eat static.	D
Commander Nyota Uhura: There's no response from Re [...]	D
Scotty: [one of his cadets has been killed] He sta [...]	D
McCoy: [to Spock] Are you out of your Vulcan mind?	D
Kirk: Physician, heal thyself! McCoy: [Lying on t [...]	D
Saavik: You lied! Spock: I exaggerated. Kirk: Ho [...]	D
Khan: [inserting Ceti eels into Chekov and Terrell [...]	D
Carol Marcus: This is completely improper, Command [...]	D
McCoy: Where are we going? Kirk: Where they went. [...]	D
Kirk: [on board the Enterprise for an inspection] [...]	D
[Khan, about to put Ceti Eels in Terrell and Cheko [...]	D
Sulu: We are free and clear to navigate. Saavik: [...]	D
Scotty: The energizer's bypassed like a Christmas [...]	D
Saavik: Admiral, sensors indicate a vessel in our [...]	D
Kirk: [as the Genesis Planet takes shape] My god, [...]	D
Kirk: Captain's log, stardate 8141.6. Starship Ent [...]	D
Kirk: An emergency situation has arisen. By order [...]	D
David Marcus: Reliant is supposed to be at our d [...]	D
Kirk: Khan, how do I know you'll keep your word? [...]	D
Joachim: [Enterprise is running with shields down] [...]	D
[Terrell disobeys Khan's order to kill Kirk, who t [...]	D
Saavik: [speaking to Spock in Vulcan] He's never w [...]	D
Kirk: Engine room. Well done, Scotty! McCoy: Jim. [...]	D
Kirk: Why, bless me, Doctor, what beams you into t [...]	D
Kirk: Scotty, I need warp speed in three minutes o [...]	D
Kirk: Sensors, Captain. Spock: Scanners and senso [...]	D
Khan: [quoting from Melville's Moby Dick] To the l [...]	D
David Marcus: Every time we have dealings with Sta [...]	D
Kirk: [In a whisper to Carol] Is that David?	D
Crewman: Sir! The mains are back on line! Kirk: B [...]	D
Commander Nyota Uhura: Bridge to Admiral Kirk. Ki [...]	D
Kirk: [seeing the Genesis cave] You did all this i [...]	D
[Saavik has just left the turbolift] Dr. McCoy: D [...]	D
[Kirk and McCoy are beaming down to Regula One] S [...]	D
[Terrell and Chekov have beamed down into a sandst [...]	D
Kirk: I assume you're loitering around here to lea [...]	D
[Kirk remotely commands Reliant's shields to drop] [...]	D
Spock: Reliant's prefix number is 16309. Saavik: [...]	D
Kirk: [of the adrift Reliant] Is it possible their [...]	D
Chekov: Oh, sir, it was Khan! We picked him up on [...]	D
[first lines] Saavik: Captain's log: Stardate 813 [...]	D
Kirk: Stand by to receive our transmission. [sott [...]	D
Kirk: Time? Saavik: Three minutes, thirty seconds [...]	D
Kirk: Computer, request security procedure and acc [...]	D
Kirk: [after the Enterprise is fired upon] Damage [...]	D
Dr. Carol Marcus: Can I cook, or can't I?	D
Khan: Surely, I have made my meaning plain. I mean [...]	D
Spock: We are now in violation of treaty, Captain.	D
Spock: [Khan is requesting all data relevant to Pr [...]	D
Spock: The Kobayashi Maru scenario frequently wrea [...]	D
Joachim: They're still running with shields down. [...]	D
Spock: for everything; there is a first time. don' [...]	D
Chekov: Khan. Khan: [to Captain Terrell] I don't [...]	D
Kirk: [of his son David] I did what you wanted. I [...]	D
Kirk: Kirk to Enterprise. Spock: Spock here. Kir [...]	D
Kirk: [reading] "It was the best of times, it was [...]	D
Spock: Sporadic energy readings, port side aft. Co [...]	D
Kirk: [to McCoy, who is still lying where he fell [...]	D
McCoy: [handing Kirk a birthday gift, after Kirk h [...]	D
Saavik: Humor. It is a difficult concept. It is no [...]	D
Carol Marcus: Please tell me what you're feeling. [...]	D
Spock: Scanning an energy source on Reliant. A pat [...]	D
Sulu: So much for a "little training cruise".	D
[Kirk has been informed of an incoming transmissio [...]	D
Kirk: We are assembled here today to pay final res [...]	D
Commander Nyota Uhura: I'm getting a voice message [...]	D
Saavik: Trouble with the nebula, sir. All that sta [...]	D

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