Star Trek: Of Gods and Men Overview:
Star Trek: Of Gods and Men was a Film directed by Tim Russ .
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Captain Pavel Chekov:
Deja vu all over again.
Captain Nyota Uhura: [narrating] It's said if you move but one grain of sand, you run the risk of altering history.
Captain Galt: I am Captain Galt of the freedom ship Liberty. We know you have our comrade Kittrick. Return him or we will destroy your ship.
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Captain Nyota Uhura: [narrating] It's said if you move but one grain of sand, you run the risk of altering history.
Captain Galt: I am Captain Galt of the freedom ship Liberty. We know you have our comrade Kittrick. Return him or we will destroy your ship.
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Facts about
The Enterprise-M Communications Officer is portrayed by Dr. Seth Shostak, who is a Senior Astronomer at the SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) Institute.
The scenes on Vulcan were shot at a private residence in the Lakeview Terrace area of Los Angeles. The home was designed and built by a Disney "Imagineer" and was full of unique artwork and statues. The camera crew had to avoid shooting many of the statues, which were recognizable Disney characters. And, even though Vulcan is a desert planet, this lush location was used to represent an artificial Vulcan-made oasis.
All the dialog from the Enterprise-M scene had to be "looped" - or re-recorded by the actors. It was raining all day during that scene and the Enterprise sets in upstate New York had a tin roof.
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The scenes on Vulcan were shot at a private residence in the Lakeview Terrace area of Los Angeles. The home was designed and built by a Disney "Imagineer" and was full of unique artwork and statues. The camera crew had to avoid shooting many of the statues, which were recognizable Disney characters. And, even though Vulcan is a desert planet, this lush location was used to represent an artificial Vulcan-made oasis.
All the dialog from the Enterprise-M scene had to be "looped" - or re-recorded by the actors. It was raining all day during that scene and the Enterprise sets in upstate New York had a tin roof.
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