Star Trek: Generations

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Boldly Celebrating Star Trek: Generations

Picard and Kirk join forces across time via the Nexus to thwart Dr. Soran’s galaxy-threatening plans. Climactic sacrifice, a stellar ribbon, and unforgettable generational handover define this iconic crossover of Star Trek captains.

Star Trek: Generations Trivia

Who directed the film "Star Trek: Generations"? (Medium)

#1: Jonathan Frakes

#2: Leonard Nimoy

#3: David Carson

#4: Nicholas Meyer

What is the name of the character played by Malcolm McDowell in "Star Trek: Generations"? (Advanced)

#1: Dr. Tolian Soran

#2: Commander Riker

#3: Captain Picard

#4: Lt. Cmdr. Data

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Star Trek: Generations Fun Facts

Captain Kirk’s final words in Star Trek: Generations — Oh my — were ad-libbed by William Shatner.

The champagne bottle in the christening scene of the USS Enterprise-B was computer-generated because the real bottle wouldn't break on cue.

Star Trek: Generations Polls

Who is your favorite character in Star Trek: Generations

Captain Jean-Luc Picard

Captain James T. Kirk

Dr. Tolian Soran

Commander William Riker

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What was the best scene in Star Trek: Generations

The Enterprise-B launch

Kirk and Picard team up

The Nexus encounter

Data's emotion chip activation

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Popular Characters

Jean-Luc Picard

James T. Kirk

Data

William Riker

Geordi La Forge

Worf

Deanna Troi

Beverly Crusher

Tolian Soran

Guinan

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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October 1993

Star Trek: Generations Movie Announcement

Paramount Pictures officially announced the production of Star Trek: Generations, the seventh film in the Star Trek film series.

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November 1993

Filming Begins for Star Trek: Generations

Principal photography started for Star Trek: Generations, bringing together The Original Series and The Next Generation casts.

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November 18, 1994

Star Trek: Generations Theatrical Release

Star Trek: Generations was released in cinemas worldwide, marking a significant crossover event in the Star Trek franchise.

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