Star Trek V: The Final Frontier behind the scenes gags

Star Trek V: The Final Frontier

The name of the mysterious planet "Shakari" comes from the homophony of Thomas Sean Connery, who originally planned to play the role of Cyborg , but unfortunately he failed to play Cyborg due to the filming of " Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade ".
The scenes that first appeared in the movie were taken from "Star Trek IV: Rescue the Future"; part of the Klingon Raptor's scenes were taken from "Star Trek III: Breakthrough".
The filming time of the film coincides with the filming time of " Star Trek: The Next Generation ", so the internal layout of the number from the advancement has been greatly changed due to the filming of the TV series. Familiar layouts in "The Next Generation", such as curved corridors and transfer rooms, have appeared in the film, and only simple modifications have been made to their style in "The Next Generation".
The communicator in the film looks the same design as the " Ultraman " in the 1960s .
A standard-size shuttle model made for this movie was then slightly modified and used in "Star Trek: The Next Generation"; this solved the TV series’ lack of budget to build a standard-size shuttle Difficult problem.
When filming the scene of Lieutenant Colonel Uhula dancing hula in the desert, the actor Nichel Nichols, the versatile singer and dancer, planned to sing a song of his own while dancing. Song, but was rejected in the end and replaced with a dubbed song produced by the Hiroshima Orchestra. Nichols later mentioned in the memoir biography "Behind" (Behind) that this decision almost made her furious at the time.
In the movie, the missing finger of James Montgomery Doohan can be clearly seen: at the beginning of the movie, when Scotty opened the bag of lunch bags Uhura handed him.
There is a plot showing that a Klingon warship destroyed a detection spacecraft with human images printed on its side: Pioneer 10 or Pioneer F , which was a detection spacecraft launched by Earth in the early days.
Producer Harvey Bennett played the role of "Admiral Robert" in the movie. He appeared when he assigned new tasks to Captain Kirk in the movie.
Just as "Star Trek VI: Future City" was the last "Star Trek" movie where all Ultraman senior officials appeared, "Ultimate Pioneer" was the last "Star Trek" where all Ultraman senior officials were still on the same ship. Travel" movie.
This is the first "Star Trek" movie that has not been nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Drama. Since then , all "Star Trek" movies except " Avengers " have been nominated, although none of them won an award.
When Kirk climbed El Capiton, an error occurred in the film, which was not found in the final editing. When Kirk first climbed, just fell from the mountain, and finally Spock grabbed him, he was wearing a blue shirt; however, when he was in the air, he was wearing a black shirt.