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* [[Directed by Cast Member]]: [[Jonathan Frakes]] was already a popular director for ''TNG'' and ''Deep Space Nine''. |
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* [[What Could Have Been]]: Originally, a scene with [[Star Trek Deep Space Nine|Sisko]] ordering Worf to command the ''Defiant'' in the battle was to be featured. It was filmed, but cut. |
* [[What Could Have Been]]: Originally, a scene with [[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine|Sisko]] ordering Worf to command the ''Defiant'' in the battle was to be featured. It was filmed, but cut. |
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** Originally, Picard and Riker's roles were to be switched, and more emphasis was going to be placed on the Earth storyline. |
** Originally, Picard and Riker's roles were to be switched, and more emphasis was going to be placed on the Earth storyline. |
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** The Borg Queen wasn't in the early drafts of the script. They started to formulate the character when [[Executive Meddling|executive]] [[Tropes Are Not Bad|script notes remarked]] that they were just cyber-zombies and the movie needed a more tangible villain. |
** The Borg Queen wasn't in the early drafts of the script. They started to formulate the character when [[Executive Meddling|executive]] [[Tropes Are Not Bad|script notes remarked]] that they were just cyber-zombies and the movie needed a more tangible villain. |
Latest revision as of 11:12, 9 April 2014
- Directed by Cast Member: Jonathan Frakes was already a popular director for TNG and Deep Space Nine.
- What Could Have Been: Originally, a scene with Sisko ordering Worf to command the Defiant in the battle was to be featured. It was filmed, but cut.
- Originally, Picard and Riker's roles were to be switched, and more emphasis was going to be placed on the Earth storyline.
- The Borg Queen wasn't in the early drafts of the script. They started to formulate the character when executive script notes remarked that they were just cyber-zombies and the movie needed a more tangible villain.
- The Defiant was outright destroyed in one draft of the script (unsurprisingly, the DS9 staff objected to what effects this would create for their show, so it was changed).
- Tom Hanks as Zefram Cochrane.