Director: Leonard Nimoy

Writer: Harve Bennett

Music Composed by: James Horner

Producer: Harve Bennett

Keywords: Sci-Fi, Star Trek, Explosions

Following Spock's ultimate sacrifice in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982), the Enterprise returns home; Dr. McCoy's behavior grows unusual and it is learned that Spock melded his mind into McCoy's. Sarek urges Kirk to return to the restricted Genesis Planet to find Spock's body so that McCoy can have peace inside his head. Directorial debut of Leonard Nimoy, and though clearly on a budget it is one of the better Star Trek films for the original crew. Received a Hugo nomination for Best Dramatic Presentation.

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Judith Anderson	Actor	10-Feb-1897	3-Jan-1992	Rebecca
Merritt Butrick	Actor	3-Sep-1959	17-Mar-1989	Johnny Slash on Square Pegs
James Doohan	Actor	3-Mar-1920	20-Jul-2005	Scotty on Star Trek
Miguel Ferrer	Actor	7-Feb-1955	19-Jan-2017	Agent Rosenfield on Twin Peaks
Robert Hooks	Actor	18-Apr-1937		Trouble Man
DeForest Kelley	Actor	20-Jan-1920	11-Jun-1999	Dr. McCoy on Star Trek
Walter Koenig	Actor	14-Sep-1936		Chekov on Star Trek
John Larroquette	Actor	25-Nov-1947		Night Court
Mark Lenard	Actor	15-Oct-1924	22-Nov-1996	Ambassador Sarek on Star Trek
Christopher Lloyd	Actor	22-Oct-1938		Jim Ignatowski on Taxi
Phil Morris	Actor	4-Apr-1959		Mission: Impossible revival
Nichelle Nichols	Actor	28-Dec-1932		Lt. Uhura on Star Trek
Leonard Nimoy	Actor	26-Mar-1931	27-Feb-2015	Commander Spock on Star Trek
Branscombe Richmond	Actor	8-Aug-1955		Bobby Sixkiller on Renegade
William Shatner	Actor	22-Mar-1931		Captain Kirk on Star Trek
George Takei	Actor	20-Apr-1937		Lt. Sulu on Star Trek
Frank Welker	Actor	16-Feb-1945		Voice actor, Transformers
Grace Lee Whitney	Actor	1-Apr-1930	1-May-2015	Yeoman Rand on Star Trek

CAST

William Shatner	...   Kirk
Leonard Nimoy	...   Spock
DeForest Kelley	...   McCoy
James Doohan	...   Scotty
Walter Koenig	...   Chekov
George Takei	...   Sulu
Nichelle Nichols	...   Uhura
Robin Curtis	...   Saavik
Merritt Butrick	...   David
Phil Morris	...   Trainee Foster
Scott McGinnis	...   Mr. Adventure
Robert Hooks	...   Adm. Morrow
Carl Steven	...   Spock, Age 9
Vadia Potenza	...   Spock, Age 13
Stephen Manley	...   Spock, Age 17
Joe W. Davis	...   Spock, Age 25
The Merchantship
Paul Sorenson	...   Captain
Cathie Shirriff	...   Valkris
The Klingons
Christopher Lloyd	...   Kruge
Stephen Liska	...   Torg
John Larroquette	...   Maltz
Dave Cadiente	...   Sergeant
Bob Cummings	...   Gunner #1
Branscombe Richmond	...   Gunner #2
USS Grissom
Phillip Richard Allen	...   Capt. Esteban
Jeanne Mori	...   Helm
Mario Marcelino	...   Communications
The Bar
Allan Miller	...   Alien
Sharon Thomas	...   Waitress
Conroy Gedeon	...   Civilian Agent
The Excelsior
James Sikking	...   Capt. Styles
Miguel Ferrer	...   First Officer
The Vulcans
Mark Lenard	...   Sarek
Katherine Blum	...   Child
Judith Anderson	...   High Priestess
Others
Gary Faga	...   Prison Guard #1
Douglas Alan Shanklin	...   Prison Guard #2
Grace Lee Whitney	...   Woman in Cafeteria
Voices
Frank Welker	...   Spock Screams (voice)
Teresa E. Victor	...   Enterprise Computer (voice)
Harve Bennett	...   Flight Recorder (voice)
Judi Durand	...   Space Dock Controller (voice)
Frank Force	...   Elevator (voice)
The Loop Group	...   Background Voices (voice)

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