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Title ------- Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan Story ----- Harve Bennett & Jack B. Sowards Screenplay ---------------- Jack B. Sowards Director -------------------- Nicholas Meyer Producer ---------------------- Robert Sallin Music ------------------------ James Horner Release Date --------------- June 4th, 1982 Released By ------------ Paramount Pictures
Admiral James T. Kirk --------- William Shatner Commander Spock ------------ Leonard Nimoy Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy --- DeForest Kelley Commander Montgomery Scott - James Doohan Commander Sulu ---------------- George Takei Commander Uhura ------------ Nichelle Nichols Commander Pavel Chekov ------ Walter Koenig Dr. Carol Marcus ------------------ Bibi Besch Dr. David Marcus -------------- Merritt Butrick Captain Terrell ------------------ Paul Winfield Lieutenant Saavik ---------------- Kirstie Alley Khan Noonian Singh ------- Ricardo Montalban Midshipman Peter Preston ----- Ike Eisenmann Jedda -------------------------- John Vargas Lieutenant Cmdr. Kyle ---------- John Winston Mr. Beach ------------------------- Paul Kent Cadet ------------------------ Nicholas Guest Engineer Madison -------------- Russell Takaki Crewman March ---------------- Kevin Sullivan Crew chief ---------------------- Joel Marstan Joaquim ---------------------- Judson Scott* Bridge voice ----------------- Teresa E. Victor Radio voice -------------------- Dianne Harper Radio voice ------------------- David Ruprecht Computer voice -------------- Marcy Vosburgh *Due to
a misunderstanding,
Judson Scott
was not listed in the credits. Check the video or DVD and you'll see his name isn't there. It's true!
Star Trek: The Vengeance of Khan Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan
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Total WAVs: 76
Kobayashi Maru Crewman - Computer Here's something that's bothered me for years: The data on the Kobayashi Maru states that it's a 3rd class neutronic fuel carrier with a crew of 81 and 300 passengers. So, basically it's a fuel tanker. My question is this: What's a fuel tanker doing with 300 passengers on board? There's no way a tanker would carry passengers. Just doesn't seem right to me. (Yes, I know it's just a movie)
Scotty - Crewman - Captain Spock - Admiral Kirk Here's something else that bothers me: The Enterprise takes damage from the Klingon weapons WAY too easily. The first shot in fact!! If the shields are that weak, why even have them?
I think they focused too much on the 'age' thing. I guess they were going for 'realism'. Oh well.
Interesting . . . Kirk was never a Boy Scout. He was probably in the Junior Captain's Club.
This movie created an interesting controversy: How could Chekov recognize the "Botany Bay" when that episode occurred in the first season and Chekov didn't join the crew until the second season? There's been plenty of speculation as to the reason for this and the generally accepted theory is that Chekov WAS on board the ship during the first season, he just didn't have a bridge posting so we never got to see him. Of course, the REAL reason was that they just goofed.
Ricardo Montalban played Khan magnificently. He was excellent in the original episode and excellent in this movie as well.
Great reaction to hearing that Kirk is now an Admiral.
I find it difficult to believe that no one knew that Ceti Alpha VI had exploded. An explosion THAT big would surely have been noticed by SOMEONE.
That doesn't sound pleasant at all!
Misc. Crewman - Cmdr. Sulu - Misc. Crewman
This dialogue is in Vulcan.
Cmdr. Sulu - Dr. McCoy McCoy treats Kirk like a child here.
Woohoo!! Let's go to Wrigley's Pleasure Planet!
Dry humour from Kirk.
Warp five? That's it? You'd think in a possibly dangerous situation they'd want to get there as soon as possible. Even in the original series, which is supposed to be 15 years previous to this movie, they could do warp 9 in an emergency situation. They goofed with this one.
A wee bit obsessive.
Some of the old Spock / McCoy vebal jousting. Nicely done.
How would Khan know any Klingon Proverbs? UPDATE: This was explained in the novel, "To Reign in Hell: The Exile of Khan Noonien Singh"
The shields should have gone up at this exact moment.
An interesting fact: William Shatner and Ricardo Montalban didn't work together during the filming of this movie. They had no scenes together. All their scenes when they speak to each other are over the communicator and were filmed on separate soundstages.
A good trivia question: What's Reliant's prefex code?
You'd think the code would be a bit more complex than just 5 digits.
You can really hear the desperation in Joaquim's voice when he says, "I can't!"
Oh, lovely . . .
I wonder why they didn't say more about Khan's wife. She was, after all, a member of the Enterprise crew when Khan was first discovered. Do you remember her name? Click HERE to find out!
An obvious code, in my opinion.
A bit of a light moment in a desperate situation.
The famous line, "Khaaaaaaaannnn!"
If you're wondering how to pronounce "Joaquim" it's pronounced like this: "Waa-keem" Trust me, it is!
And THAT is why Kirk is the best at what he does. (Yes, I know it's just a movie)
Khan - Joaquim That makes Khan's blood boil!!
Captain Spock - Dr. David Marcus - Admiral
Kirk
Did you know this is a quote from Moby Dick? It's true!
A very touching speech . . . until the part about being the most "human." I think Spock would have been insulted by that.
Mr. Spock's version of the famous opening narration. |
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