Two captains. One destiny.

Cast
Crew
Plot Summary
Awards
Budget & Gross
Release Date

Directed by David Carson

Cast

Patrick Stewart.... Capt. Jean-Luc Picard
Jonathan Frakes.... Commander William T. Riker
Brent Spiner.... Lt. Commander Data
LeVar Burton.... Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge
Michael Dorn.... Lt./Lt. Cmdr. Worf
Gates McFadden.... Cmdr. Beverly Crusher, M.D.
Marina Sirtis.... Cmdr. Deanna Troi, Counselor
Malcolm McDowell.... Dr.Tolian Soran
James Doohan.... Capt. Montgomery "Scotty" Scott
Walter Koenig.... Commander Pavel Chekov
William Shatner.... Capt. James T. Kirk
Alan Ruck.... Captain John Harriman
Jacqui Kim.... Demora Sulu
Jenette Goldstein.... Science Officer
Thomas Kopache.... Com Officer
Glenn Morshower.... Navigator
Tim Russ.... Lieutenant
Tommy Hinkley.... Journalist
John Putch.... Journalist
Christine Jansen.... Journalist
Michael Mack.... Ensign Hayes
Dendrie Taylor.... Lieutenant Farrell
Patti Yasutake.... Lt. (j.g.) Alyssa Ogawa, R.N.
Granville Ames.... Transporter Chief
Henry Marshall.... Security Officer
Brittany Parkyn.... Girl With Teddy Bear
Majel Barrett.... Computer Voice
Barbara March.... Lursa
Gwynyth Walsh.... B'Etor
Rif Hutton.... Klingon Guard
Brian Thompson.... Klingon Helm
Marcy Goldman.... El Aurian Survivor
Jim Krestalude.... El Aurian Survivor
Judy Levitt.... El Aurian Survivor
Kristopher Logan.... El Aurian Survivor
Gwen Van Dam.... El Aurian Survivor
Kim Braden.... Picard's Wife
Christopher James Miller.... Picard's Nephew René
Matthew Collins (II).... Picard's Kid
Mimi Collins.... Picard's Kid
Thomas Dekker.... Picard's Kid
Madison Eginton.... Picard's Kid
Olivia Hack.... Picard's Kid
Whoopi Goldberg.... Guinan (uncredited)

Crew

Written by
Rick Berman &
Ronald D. Moore  &
Brannon Braga &
Ronald D. Moore &
Brannon Braga 

Cinematography by
John A. Alonzo 

Original music by
Dennis McCarthy (I) 

Production Design by
Herman Zimmerman 

Costume Design by
Robert Blackman 

Film Editing by
Peter E. Berger 

Produced by
Rick Berman 
Peter Lauritson (co-producer)
Bernie Williams (executive)

Other crew
Thomas J. Arp.... construction co-ordinator
Mark Banning.... music editor
Yudi Bennett.... first assistant director
George Billinger III.... steadicam operator, camera operator
Tom Bookout.... grip
Judi Brown.... script supervisor
Thomas Causey.... sound mixer
Clete Cetrone.... construction foreman
Dan Curry.... title designer
Bud Davis.... stunt co-ordinator
Ken Dufva.... foley artist
John M. Dwyer.... set decorator
Robert Fernandez (III).... music scoring mixer
Douglas Fox.... property master
Terry D. Frazee.... special effects
William George.... visual effects art director
Robert Grand.... unit production manager
Jane Haymore.... make-up artist
Joseph A. Ippolito.... supervising dialog editor
Adam Jenkins.... re-recording mixer
Chris Jenkins.... re-recording mixer
John Knoll.... visual effects supervisor
Jon Kranhouse.... wescam operator
Lance Laurienzo.... second assistant sound editor
Junie Lowry-Johnson.... casting
Mark McKenzie.... orchestrator
Roni McKinley.... visual effects producer
Brian McManus.... make-up artist
Ronald B. Moore.... visual effects supervisor
Neil Norman (II).... music editor
Krishna Rao.... camera operator
William Ross (I).... orchestrator
Kathi Samec.... SBS systems manager
Chris B. Schnitzer.... visual effects rigger
Alex Seiden.... visual effects co-supervisor
Daniel Silverberg.... second assistant director
Mark Smith (V).... re-recording mixer
Chris Soldo.... first assistant director
Ron Surma.... casting
Patricia Tallman.... stunts
Pernell Youngblood Tyus.... camera operator
Sandy Veneziano.... art director
Brad Warnaar.... orchestrator
Mark Wendell.... computer animator
Michael Westmore.... make-up supervisor
Bernie Williams.... unit production manager
James Wolvington.... supervising sound editor
Bruce Wright (III).... pre-visualization artist (uncredited)
Dennis Yurosek.... orchestra supervisor

Plot Summary

In the maiden voyage of the third Starship Enterprise, the NCC-1701-B, an Excelsior class Starship with Pavel Chekov, Montgomery Scott, and the legendary Captain James T. Kirk as special guests. But this maiden voyage turns to disaster when the unready ship has no choice but to rescue two transport ships from a weird energy ribbon, called the Nexus. The Enterprise manages to save some of the ship's passengers, thanks to the help of Captain James T. Kirk, but at the cost of his life Seventy-eight years later, Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the Enterprise-D find the renegade scientist Soran, who is destroying entire star systems to enter the Nexus. Only one man can help Picard stop Soran's plans and he has been killed seventy-eight years ago

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Awards

Hugo Awards (1995)

Nominated for:

Best Dramatic Presentation

Budget

$35m

Gross

USA $75.668m

Release Date

USA 18 November 1994