Star Trek: First Contact (1996)

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PG-13 | 1 hr 45 mins | Action, Adventure, Thriller, Sci-Fi, Sequel | Released: 11/22/1996 |Box Office Total: $92.0M

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Synopsis:

While on routine patrol, Captain Jean-Luc Picard gets word from Starfleet Headquarters that the Borg, an insidious race of half-machine, half-organic aliens, have entered Federation Space and are on a direct course for Earth. Violating direct orders to remain uninvolved, Picard leads the newly commissioned Enterprise E into Starfleet''s massive assault against their deadliest foe. After the attack on Earth fails, the Borg institute a plan to go back in time to Earth at its most vulnerable time in history, the dark age after the Third World War. The crew of the Enterprise follow the Borg back to a missle complex in Montana. The date: April 4, 2063, the day before the legendary flight of Zefram Cochrane''s warp drive rocket, the Phoenix. This historic flight would ultimately lead to the initial meeting between humans and beings from another world and subsequently, the birth of the United Federation of Planets. It is this "first contact" that the Borg are trying to prevent.

Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
11/22/1996

Studio	Credit
Paramount Pictures	Studio
Director	Credit
Jonathan Frakes	Director
Peter Lauritson	Director - 2nd unit director (2nd Unit)
Cast	Credit
Patrick Stewart	Picard
Jonathan Frakes	Riker
Brent Spiner	Data
Levar Burton	Geordi
Michael Dorn	Worf
Gates McFadden	Beverly
Marina Sirtis	Troi
Alfre Woodard	Lily
James Cromwell	Zefram Cochrane
Alice Krige	Borg Queen
Michael Horton	Security Officer
Neal McDonough	Lt Hawk
Marnie McPhail	Eiger
Robert Picardo	Holographic Doctor
Dwight Schultz	Lt Barclay
Adam Scott	Defiant Conn Officer
Jack Shearer	Admiral Hayes
Eric Steinberg	Porter
Scott Strozier	Security Officer
Patti Yasutake	Nurse Ogawa
Victor Bevine	Guard
David Cowgill	Guard
Scott Haven	Guard
Annette Helde	Guard
C J Bau	Bartender
Hillary Hayes	Ruby
Julie Morgan	Singer in Nightclub
Ronald R Rondell	Henchman
Don Stark	Nicky the Nose
Cully Fredricksen	Vulcan
Tamara Lee Krinsky	Townsperson
Don Fischer	Borg
J R Horsting	Borg
Heinrich James	Borg
Andrew Palmer	Borg
Jon David Weigand	Borg
Dan Woren	Borg
Robert L Zackar	Borg
Production Credits	Credit
Peter Lauritson	Co-Producer
Rick Berman	Producer
Martin Hornstein	Executive Producer
Distribution Companies	Credit
Paramount Pictures	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Paramount Studios Home Video	Domestic Video Distributor
Locations
Los Angeles, California, USA
Arizona, USA
Writer	Credit
Brannon Braga	Screenplay
Brannon Braga	From Story
Ronald D. Moore	Screenplay
Ronald D. Moore	From Story
Rick Berman	From Story
Accounting	Credit
Vincent R Heileson	Production Auditor
Marie Elder	Production Auditor - assistant auditor
Primrose Y Fukuchi	Production Auditor - assistant auditor
Art Department	Credit
William K Dolan	Lead Person
John M Dwyer	Set Decorator
Les D Gobruegge	Set Designer
Penny Juday	Art Department Coordinator
Pablo Helman	Conceptual Illustrator - Sabre compositing artist
Jaremy Aiello	Art Department - key sculptor
Denise Lynn Okuda	Scenic Artist - scenic artist video supervisor
Jerry Wax	Set Dresser
Ron Wilkinson	Art Director
Herman Zimmerman	Production Designer
Chad Taylor	Conceptual Illustrator - Sabre compositing artist
Nancy Mickelberry	Set Designer
Shawn Baden	Scenic Artist
Elijah Bryant	Set Dresser
Alex Jaeger	Art Director - visual effects art director
Gina A Flanagan	Art Department - sketch artist
David R Galvan	Art Department - production painter
Doug Drexler	Scenic Artist
Philip Calhoun	Set Dresser
Martha Johnston	Set Designer
William Hawkins	Set Designer
James Buckley	Set Dresser - on-set dresser
Anthony Fredrickson	Scenic Artist
Linda A King	Set Designer
John B Josselyn	Scenic Artist
James Van Over	Scenic Artist
Casting	Credit
Junie Lowry-Johnson	Casting
Barbara Harris	Voice Casting
Jeffrey Roth	Casting Associate - casting assistant
Ron Surma	Casting
Choreography	Credit
Smith Wordes	Choreographer
Craft Services	Credit
Bill Nuzzo	Craft Service
Bruce Moore	Craft Service - assistant craft service
Film Camera	Credit
Mike Milliken	Color Timer
Tim Marshall	Lighting - assistant chief lighting technician
Larry Markart	Video Playback - video playback operator
Bing Sokolsky	Photography
Wayne Tidwell	Video Assist/Playback - video assist
Liz Radley	Video - video and computer supervisor
Matt Leonetti	Director of Photography
Tim Greenwood	Projectionist
Robert Hill	Camera Assistant - visual effects camera assistant
David Luckenbach	Camera Operator
Patrick Blymyer	Lighting Technician
Benjamin A Betts	Video - video engineer
Greg Cantrell	Lighting Technician - rigging chief lighting technician
Randy Feemster	Camera Operator - camera operator/
John Gazdik	Camera Assistant
Frank X Valdez III	Lighting - assistant chief lighting technician
Michael D Weldon	Photography - assistant photographer
Martin Rosenberg	Director of Photography - visual effects director of photography
Mark Santoni	Photography - assistant photographer
Christopher Lama	Lighting Technician - rigging assistant chief lighting technician
Paul Santoni	Photography - assistant photographer
Elliot Marks	Photography - still photographer
Patrick Sweeny	Photography - visual effects photography
David Owen	Photography - still photographer
Music	Credit
Jerry Goldsmith	Music Conductor - orchestra conductor
Jerry Goldsmith	Music
Jerry Goldsmith	Theme Music - theme from
Ken Hall	Music Editor
Sandy DeCrescent	Music Contractor - orchestra contractor
Ryland Davies	Music Performer
Arhur Morton	Orchestrations
Roy Orbison	Song Performer
Dick Penner	Song
Julie Morgan	Song Performer
Wade Moore	Song
Sir Colin Davis	Music Conductor - conductor
Joel Goldsmith	Music
Clifford Kolhweck	Music Editor
The Orchestra and Chorus of the Royal Opera House-Covent Garden	Music Performer
Alexander Courage	Orchestrations
Johnny Burke	Song
Bob Bornstein	Music - music preparation
Steppenwolf	Song Performer
Jeff Atmajian	Orchestrations
Bruce Botnick	Music - music recorder and mixer
Jimmy Van Heusen	Song
John E Oliver	Song - song producer
Alexander Courage	Music
Les Troyens	Music
John Kay	Song
Rushton Moreve	Song
Hector Berlioz	Music
Physical Effects	Credit
Joey Anaya Jr	Stunts
Kenny Alexander	Stunt Player
Geoff Heron	Pyrotechnics - key pyrotechnician
Cameron Noble	Motion Control - motion control camera
Ronald R Rondell	Stunt Coordinator
Tom Harper	Stunts
Kim Koscki	Stunt Player
Janet Brady	Stunt Player
Billy Burton	Stunts
Wayne A King	Stunts
Joyce McNeal	Stunt Player
Chic Daniel	Stunt Player
Steve Derelian	Stunts
Dustin Meier	Stunt Player
Bob McGovern	Stunts
Eddy Donno	Stunt Player
Andy Epper	Stunts
John C Meier	Stunt Player
Monte Perlin	Stunts
Gary Epper	Stunts
Tony Donno	Stunt Player
Rita Minor	Stunt Player
Tom Poster	Stunts
Kenny Endoso	Stunt Player
Jim Nickerson	Stunt Player
Christian Fletcher	Stunt Player
John Nowak	Stunt Player
Frankie Garbutt	Stunt Player
Manny Perry	Stunt Player
Andy Gill