Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
The battle for peace has begun.
1991 | 113m | English
Popularity: 1 (history)
| Director: | Nicholas Meyer |
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| Writer: | Denny Martin Flinn, Nicholas Meyer |
| Staring: |
| After years of war, the Federation and the Klingon empire find themselves on the brink of a peace summit when a Klingon ship is nearly destroyed by an apparent attack from the Enterprise. Both worlds brace for what may be their deadliest encounter. | |
| Release Date: | Dec 06, 1991 |
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| Director: | Nicholas Meyer |
| Writer: | Denny Martin Flinn, Nicholas Meyer |
| Genres: | Adventure, Action, Science Fiction, Thriller |
| Keywords | farewell, peace conference, uss enterprise-a, rura penthe, starship, spacecraft, court case, teleportation, peace contract, plan, conspiracy, political assassination, space opera, mentor protégé relationship, environmental disaster, outer space |
| Production Companies | Paramount Pictures |
| Box Office |
Revenue: $96,888,996
Budget: $27,000,000 |
| Updates |
Updated: Feb 01, 2025 Entered: Apr 13, 2024 |
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| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| William Shatner | Captain James T. Kirk |
| Leonard Nimoy | Captain Spock |
| DeForest Kelley | Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy |
| James Doohan | Captain Montgomery 'Scotty' Scott |
| George Takei | Captain Hikaru Sulu |
| Walter Koenig | Cmdr. Pavel Chekov |
| Nichelle Nichols | Cmdr. Uhura |
| Christopher Plummer | General Chang |
| Mark Lenard | Sarek |
| David Warner | Chancellor Gorkon |
| Kim Cattrall | Lieutenant Valeris |
| Rosanna DeSoto | Azetbur |
| Kurtwood Smith | Federation President |
| Brock Peters | Admiral Cartwright |
| Paul Rossilli | Kerla |
| John Schuck | Klingon Ambassador |
| Iman | Martia |
| Leon Russom | Chief in Command |
| Michael Dorn | Klingon Defense Attorney |
| Robert Easton | Klingon Judge |
| Grace Lee Whitney | Excelsior Communications Officer (Janice Rand) |
| Christian Slater | Excelsior Communications Officer |
| Jeremy Roberts | Excelsior Officer |
| Darryl Henriques | Nanclus |
| Matthias Hues | Second Klingon General |
| Clifford Shegog | Klingon Officer |
| William Morgan Sheppard | Klingon Commander |
| Brett Porter | General Stex |
| Angelo Tiffe | Excelsior Navigator |
| Boris Lee Krutonog | Helmsman Lojur |
| Tom Morga | Brute |
| Todd Bryant | Klingon Translator |
| John Bloom | Behemoth Alien |
| Jim Boeke | Klingon General |
| Michael Snyder | Crewman Dax |
| Denise Lynne Roberts | Bridge Background (uncredited) |
| Name | Job |
|---|---|
| William Hoy | Editor |
| Denny Martin Flinn | Screenplay |
| Nilo Rodis-Jamero | Art Direction |
| Mickey S. Michaels | Set Decoration |
| Dodie Shepard | Costume Design |
| Herman F. Zimmerman | Production Design |
| Ronald Roose | Editor |
| Michael Key | Makeup Artist |
| Janice Alexander | Hairstylist |
| R. Christopher Biggs | Special Effects Makeup Artist |
| Mary Burton | Makeup Artist |
| Art Harding | Makeup Artist |
| Tina Hoffman | Makeup Artist |
| Nancy J. Hvasta Leonardi | Assistant Makeup Artist |
| Dayne Johnson | Prosthetic Makeup Artist |
| Dean Jones | Makeup Artist |
| Karen Kubeck | Assistant Makeup Artist |
| Cat'Ania McCoy-Howze | Special Effects Makeup Artist |
| Michael Mills | Makeup Supervisor |
| Gilbert A. Mosko | Makeup Artist |
| Kenny Myers | Makeup Department Head |
| Carol A. O'Connell | Hairstylist |
| Gerald Quist | Makeup Artist |
| Rick Stratton | Makeup Artist |
| Ron Walters | Makeup Artist |
| Marty Hornstein | Unit Production Manager |
| Katy Garretson | Second Assistant Director |
| Christopher T. Gerrity | Assistant Director |
| Randy Suhr | Second Second Assistant Director |
| Douglas E. Wise | First Assistant Director |
| Richard J. Bayard | Construction Coordinator |
| Richard Beck | Assistant Property Master |
| Cliff Bergman | Construction Foreman |
| Cliff Boulé | Graphic Designer |
| Joseph Conti | Graphic Designer |
| Edward G. Fitzgerald | Leadman |
| Don Hulett | Property Master |
| Alan S. Kaye | Set Designer |
| Louise Nielsen | Set Designer |
| Gene Nollman | Set Designer |
| Phillip Norwood | Storyboard Artist |
| Michael Okuda | Graphic Designer |
| Robert Van Dyke | Propmaker |
| Ron Wilkinson | Set Designer |
| Bob Baron | ADR Mixer |
| Bruce Bell | Sound Editor |
| Steve Cantamessa | Boom Operator |
| James Cavarretta | Sound Recordist |
| Greg Curda | Foley Mixer |
| Ken Dufva | Foley Artist |
| David Lee Fein | Foley Artist |
| Marva Fucci | Assistant Sound Editor |
| Thomas A. Fucci | Sound Editor |
| Jeffrey J. Haboush | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Mike Haney | Sound Recordist |
| Matthew Harrison | Foley Editor |
| Michael Herbick | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Frank Howard | Sound Editor |
| Suhail Kafity | Sound Editor |
| Victoria Martin | Foley Editor |
| F. Hudson Miller | Supervising Sound Editor |
| R.J. Palmer | Sound Editor |
| Gary Ritchie | Sound Recordist |
| Greg P. Russell | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Fred Stafford | ADR Editor |
| George Watters II | Supervising Sound Editor |
| Butch Wolf | Foley Editor |
| Jack Woods | Sound Editor |
| Terry D. Frazee | Special Effects, Special Effects Supervisor |
| Don Pike | Stunt Coordinator |
| Eric Anderson | Camera Operator |
| Jeff Case | Dolly Grip |
| John V. Fante | Second Unit Director of Photography |
| Kristin R. Glover | Camera Operator |
| Rob Morey | First Assistant Camera |
| Raman Rao | Chief Lighting Technician |
| Gregory Schwartz | Still Photographer |
| Christine Heinz | Key Costumer |
| Joseph Markham | Key Costumer |
| Elaine Maser | Costume Supervisor |
| Scott Caldwell | Assistant Editor |
| Daniel Candib | Assistant Editor |
| Dale E. Grahn | Color Timer |
| Theresa Repola Mohammed | Negative Cutter |
| Rhonda Baer | Location Manager |
| Bunny Andrews | Music Editor |
| Faye Brenner | Script Supervisor |
| Andrea Walzer | Script Supervisor |
| Timothy Greenwood | Projection |
| Bob Hoffman | Unit Publicist |
| Brian Wensel | Production Accountant |
| Steve Neill | Special Effects Makeup Artist |
| Don Pulford | Stunt Double |
| Gary Baxley | Stunts |
| Hal Burton | Stunts |
| Joy Hooper | Stunts |
| Tommy J. Huff | Stunts |
| Rob King | Stunts |
| Jeffrey Scott Jensen | Stunts |
| Noon Orsatti | Stunts |
| Alan Marcus | Stunts |
| Gary Pike | Stunts |
| Spike Silver | Stunts |
| Danny Rogers | Stunts |
| Nicholas Meyer | Screenplay, Director |
| Hiro Narita | Director of Photography |
| Cliff Eidelman | Conductor, Original Music Composer |
| Mary Jo Slater | Casting |
| Ed French | Special Effects Makeup Artist |
| Wayne Toth | Special Effects Makeup Artist |
| Todd Tucker | Special Effects Makeup Artist |
| Steven-Charles Jaffe | Second Unit Director |
| Iain McCaig | Storyboard Artist |
| Bobbi Banks | ADR Editor |
| Jan Glaser | Casting Associate |
| David Oliver Pfeil | Title Designer |
| Gene Roddenberry | Original Series Creator, In Memory Of |
| Cole S. McKay | Stunts |
| Jeff Imada | Stunts |
| Erik Stabenau | Stunts |
| Ed Anders | Stunts |
| Jeff Bornstein | Stunts |
| Charlie Brewer | Stunts |
| Joe Farago | Stunts |
| BJ Davis | Stunts |
| Scott Leva | Stunts |
| Eric Norris | Stunts |
| Pat Romano | Stunts |
| Don Ruffin | Stunts |
| Joyce Agu | Stunt Double |
| Alexander Courage | Music |
| Name | Title |
|---|---|
| Ralph Winter | Producer |
| Brooke Breton | Associate Producer |
| Steven-Charles Jaffe | Producer |
| Leonard Nimoy | Executive Producer |
| Organization | Category | Person |
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Fresh from their flirtation with the Almighty, our crew of intrepid explorers are on the eve of hanging up their phasers when they are summoned to carry out one last mission. This time, it's just a courtesy job to escort the Klingon High Chancellor to a conference on Earth. They meet, have a nice st ... ate dinner and exchange some Shakespeare; next thing the Klingon has been assassinated and "Kirk" and "McCoy" have been fitted up for the crime and imprisoned on a cold penal colony that makes "Hoth" look like Barbados. Now we have a race to free them and get to the new venue of the peace meeting before the warmongering "General Chang" (Christopher Plummer, complete with a bolt-on eyepatch) and his Federation co-conspirators put the kibosh on the proceedings and they all die fighting. This is the last ensemble outing for the whole crew and it's a great bit of action adventure in the spirit of "Wrath of Khan" (1982). A fitting finale for their last voyage together.
I mean, there are better Star Trek movies, but this was 1991 and the Berlin Wall fell and the Klingons were the metaphor for the USSR (despite what the current everything is political writers of Picard say, despite their attempts to invert it) and spray cans destroyed to O-Zone layer... ... and s ... o do moons. So.... this fit PERFECTLY into 1991. PERFECTLY, and good science fiction is always a commentary on politics, culture, religion, something contemporary that needs to be poked at and examined. And that is EXACTLY what VI does, and it does it to the letter. It examines the old cold warriors in a new time of peace.