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Title ----- Star Trek III: The Search for Spock Writer ----------------------- Harve Bennett Director --------------------- Leonard Nimoy Producer -------------------- Harve Bennett Music ------------------------ James Horner Release Date ---------------- June 1st, 1984 Released By ------------- Paramount Pictures
Admiral James T. Kirk --------- William Shatner Captain Spock ---------------- Leonard Nimoy Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy --- DeForest Kelley Commander Montgomery Scott - James Doohan Commander Pavel Chekov ------ Walter Koenig Commander Sulu ---------------- George Takei Commander Uhura ------------ Nichelle Nichols Lieutenant Saavik --------------- Robin Curtis David Marcus ----------------- Merritt Butrick Enterprise Trainee Foster ---------- Phil Morris "Mr. Adventure" -------------- Scott McGinnis Fleet Admiral Morrow ----------- Robert Hooks Spock age 9 -------------------- Carl Steven Spock age 13 ----------------- Vadia Potenza Spock age 17 --------------- Stephen Manley Spock age 25 ------------------ Joe W. Davis Merchant ship captain --------- Paul Sorensen Valkris ------------------------- Cathie Shirriff Commander Kruge ----------- Christopher Lloyd Klingon Officer Torg ------------ Stephen Liska Klingon Officer Maltz -------- John Larroquette Klingon sargeant -------------- Dave Cadiente Klingon gunner #1 ------------- Bob Cummings Klingon gunner #2 ------ Branscombe Richmond Captain J. T. Estiban ------ Phillip Richard Allen Grissom helmsman --------------- Jeanne Mori Grissom communications ------ Mario Marcelino Alien in bar ----------------------- Allan Miller Waitress --------------------- Sharon Thomas Federation Security Agent ---- Conroy Gedeon Captain Styles -------------- James B. Sikking Excelsior first officer ------------ Miguel Ferrer Ambassador Sarek --------------- Mark Lenard Vulcan child ------------------- Katherine Blum Vulcan Priestess T'Lar -- Dame Judith Anderson Federation prison guard #1 -------- Gary Faga Federation prison guard #2 -- Douglas Shanklin Woman in cafeteria ------- Grace Lee Whitney Stand-in ------------------------ Robin Kellick Stand-in ------------------------ Phil Weyland Stand-in -------------------- Kimberly Ryusaki Stand-in ----------------------- Steve Blalock Voice: Spock screams ----------- Frank Welker Enterprise computer voice ---- Teresa E. Victor Flight recorder voice ----------- Harve Bennett Space Dock controller voice ------ Judi Durand Elevator voice ------------------- Frank Force Background voices ----------- The Loop Group Kirk's stunt double ---------------- John Meier Kruge's stunt double ---------------- Al Jones Stuntman ---------------------- Steve Blalock Stuntman -------------- Don Charles McGovern Stuntman ----------------------- David Burton Stuntman ------------------------ Tom Morga Stuntman ------------------------- Phil Chong Stuntman ------------------------ Alan Oliney Stuntman ------------------------ Eddy Donno Stuntman -------------------- Chuck Picerni Jr. Stuntman ---------------------- Kenny Endoso Stuntman ---------------------- Danny Rogers Stuntman -------------------------- Him Halty Stuntman ---------------- Frank James Sparks Stuntman ----------------------- Chuck Hicks Stuntman ----------------------- David Zellitti Stuntman ------------------------ Jeff Jensen
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Total WAVs: 82
AHA! We finally find out how Scotty got his reputation!
Sounds like Scotty doesn't like the Excelsior very much.
NO!! Say it ain't so!!
Do you recognize the voice of Maltz? It's none other than John Larroquette of "Night Court" fame.
Klingon's always use the excuse of acting for the preservation of their race.
Lt. Saavik - Dr. Marcus
I prefer Kirsty Alley as Saavik. Nothing against Robin Curtis but it's difficult taking over a role that was made famous by someone else.
Captain Estiban is a bit of a dweeb. He's a "do everything by the book' kind of guy.
This scene has always bothered me. It's a nice scene with a group of friends having a toast to "absent friends" but it seems hurried or forced to me. William Shatner gets the most dialogue (of course) but it seems to me that the others just get a "token" line of dialogue so they have something to do.
Vulcans can be a bit rude.
Very emotional scene.
Logical. You'd think Sarek would have thought of that.
More evidence that Estiban is a dweeb.
Another scene where it feels like Sulu and Chekov are in it just to give them a line of dialogue.
McCoy does the Spock impression very well.
Funny exchange between McCoy and this alien.
Busted!
Why don't you beam down and find out! Oh, that's right, you'd need to ask permission first! (Sorry . . . just a bit of sarcasm there)
WARNING: MILD SWEARING A funny scene just the same!
Here's Sulu's famous line, "Don't call me tiny." Finally, Sulu gets to actually DO something!
Scotty even gets a funny line! And I don't like Captain Styles right off the bat!
The actor that played Mr. Adventure (Scott McGinns) is also a director and producer.
Captain Styles is filing his NAILS during this scene!
Sounds Sweedish.
This guy needs permission to do everything! Not much of a captain.
I find it hard to believe that Dr. Carol Marcus (David's Mom) would have used Proto Matter (whatever THAT is) to make Genisis work if every ethical scientist in the galaxy had denounced it as dangerously unstable and unpredictable.
A very sad moment for Kirk.
Seemingly beaten, Kirk still finds a way to change the odds. (Yes, I know it's just a movie)
Cmdr. Kruge
The destruct sequence is the exact same as was used in the 3rd season episode "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield." Kudos to whomever decided to use the same code.
LOOK OUT!!
Humour in the midst of chaos; nicely done!
So much for the bad guy.
Quite the admission by Sarek.
Good line by McCoy.
A pretty good ending to this movie and a very good directorial debut for Leonard Nimoy. |
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