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STAR TREK II
THE WRATH OF KHAN


At The End Of The Universe Lies The Beginning Of Vengeance

1982



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Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan (1982)  

Directed by 
Nicholas Meyer    
  
Writing credits (in credits order) 
Harve Bennett   (story) and 
Jack B. Sowards   (story) 

 
Jack B. Sowards   

 
Nicholas Meyer   (uncredited) 
  
Cast (in credits order) verified as complete  
William Shatner ....  Admiral James T. Kirk  
Leonard Nimoy ....  Captain Spock  
DeForest Kelley ....  Cmdr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy, M.D.  
James Doohan ....  Cmdr. Montgomery "Scotty" Scott  
Walter Koenig ....  Cmdr. Pavel Chekov  
George Takei ....  Cmdr. Hikaru Sulu  
Nichelle Nichols ....  Cmdr. Nyota Uhura  
Bibi Besch ....  Dr. Carol Marcus  
Merritt Butrick ....  Dr. David Marcus  
Paul Winfield ....  Captain Terrell  
Kirstie Alley ....  Lt. Saavik  
Ricardo Montalban ....  Khan Noonien Singh  
Ike Eisenmann ....  Peter Preston  
John Vargas ....  Jedda  
John Winston ....  Commander Kyle  
Paul Kent ....  Beach  
Nicholas Guest ....  Cadet  
Russell Takaki ....  Madison  
Kevin Rodney Sullivan ....  March  
Joel Marstan ....  Crew Chief  
Teresa E. Victor ....  Bridge Voice (voice)  
Dianne Harper ....  Radio Voice (voice)  
David Ruprecht ....  Radio Voice (voice)  
Marcy Vosburgh ....  Computer Voice (voice)  
rest of cast listed alphabetically  
Judson Earney Scott ....  Joachim (uncredited)  
  
Produced by 
Harve Bennett   (executive)  
William F. Phillips   (associate)  
Robert Sallin    
  
Original music by 
James Horner    
  
Cinematography by 
Gayne Rescher    
  
Film Editing by 
William Paul Dornisch   (as William P. Dornisch)  
  
Casting 
Mary V. Buck    
  
Production Design by 
Joseph R. Jennings    
  
Art Direction 
Michael Minor (I)    
  
Set Decoration 
Charles Graffeo    
  
Costume Design by 
Robert Fletcher (I)    
  
Make-up Department 
Werner Keppler ....  make-up artist  
James L. McCoy ....  make-up artist  
James Lee McCoy ....  key make-up artist  
Dione Taylor ....  hair stylist  
  
Production Management 
Austen Jewell ....  unit production manager  
  
Assistant Director 
Douglas E. Wise ....  first assistant director  
  
Sound Department 
James R. Alexander ....  sound mixer  
Patrick Clark (I) ....  boom operator  
Teresa Eckton ....  sound effects editor  
Eugene Finley ....  additional sound  
Cecelia Hall ....  supervising sound  
Michael Hilkene ....  sound effects editor  
Alan Howarth ....  special sound effects  
John Kline (II) ....  sound effects editor  
Curt Schulkey ....  sound effects editor  
Mark S. Server ....  sound recordist  
Jim Siracusa ....  sound effects editor  
George Watters II ....  supervising sound editor  
  
Special Effects 
Edward A. Ayer ....  special effects  
Martin Beckler ....  special effects  
Gary F. Bentley ....  special effects  
Fred Brauer ....  special effects  
Bob Dawson (I) ....  special effects  
Scott Farrar ....  special visual effects cameraman  
Will Purcell ....  special effects  
Harry Stewart ....  special effects  
  
Stunts 
Steve Blalock ....  stunts  
Janet Brady ....  stunts  
James H. Burk ....  stunts  
Diane Carter ....  stunts  
Tony Cecere ....  stunts  
Ann Chatterton ....  stunts  
Gary Combs ....  stunts  
Gilbert B. Combs ....  stunts  
Jim Connors ....  stunts  
Bill Couch Jr. ....  stunts  
Bill Couch Sr. ....  stunts  
Bill Couch ....  stunt co-ordinator  
Eddy Donno ....  stunts  
John Eskobar ....  stunts  
Allan Graf ....  stunts  
Juck Hicks ....  stunts  
Tommy J. Huff ....  stunts  
Hubie Kerns Jr. ....  stunts  
Paula Moody ....  stunts  
Tom Morga ....  stunts  
Beth Nufer ....  stunts  
Mary Peters ....  stunts  
Ernest Robinson ....  stunts  
John Robotham ....  stunts  
Kim Washington ....  stunts  
Mike Washlake ....  stunts  
George P. Wilbur ....  stunts  
  
Other crew 
Bob Badami ....  music editor  
Craig Barron (I) ....  matte camera assistant  
Kimon Beazile ....  wardrober  
Marty Brenneis ....  model electronics  
Robin Michel Bush ....  wardrober  
Bundy Chanock ....  set medic  
Lee Cole ....  graphics designer  
Tom Connole ....  second assistant camera  
Craig Denault ....  camera operator  
Tom Duff ....  computer graphics  
Mary Jane Ferguson ....  script supervisor  
Daniel Gluck ....  set designer  
Dr. Richard Green ....  technical advisor  
David R. Hardberger ....  camera operator  
Agnes G. Henry ....  wardrobe supervisor  
Rodger Johnson ....  title designer  
Don Kracks ....  title designer  
James Linn (I) ....  wardrobe supervisor  
Daniel Maltese ....  set designer  
Joseph Markham ....  wardrober  
Thaine Morris ....  pyrotechnician  
Sam Nicholson ....  special lightning  
Gene Roddenberry ....  executive consultant  
Dan Wallin ....  scoring mixer  
  
 
 


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Have I Seen This Movie: Yes
And What Did I Think?: Star Trek II is considered by most Star Trek fans to be the best Trek ever. Its easy to see why, too. After the dismal first motion picture, Nicholas Meyer was called in to direct the second adventure and it turned out to be very good indeed. The whole look of the movie was changed from the first one. The Enterprise was changed from the dull colors to a more sleek look. The drab uniforms used in the first picture, were updated to the maroon uniforms used throughout the rest of the movies. The acting here is great, with Shatner and Nimoy giving great performances, especially Spock's death scene. Kirstie Alley hs her film debut here as Saavik, and does a nice job, but she didn't want to return for the third movie and is replaced by Robin Curtis. Ricardo Montalban was the real star here though, giving a stellar performance as Khan who first appeared in the original episode, "Space Seed". After being exiled by Kirk years ago, he returns and is hellbent on revenge. The cat and mouse game between the Enterprise and Reliant in the nebula was great to watch and very tense. Spock's death scene is very touching and it even made me cry the first time I saw it. Kirk's speech at the end was very moving especially how he tries not to break down..... "Of all the souls I have encountered in my travels, his was the most..... human". One of my favorite movies of all time.....

I give Star Trek II 5 out of 5 stars

Review written July 13, 1999

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