Star Trek: First Contact (1996)
Overview
The Borg, a relentless race of cyborgs, are on a direct course for Earth. Violating orders to stay away from the battle, Captain Picard and the crew of the newly-commissioned USS Enterprise E pursue the Borg back in time to prevent the invaders from changing Federation history and assimilating the galaxy.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $46,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $146,027,888.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 21.846 |
Directed By
Jonathan Frakes
Crew
Jonathan Frakes
Marty Hornstein
Peter Lauritson
Matthew F. Leonetti
Jerry Goldsmith
Herman F. Zimmerman
Junie Lowry-Johnson
Ron Surma
Anastasia Emmons
John W. Wheeler
Ron Wilkinson
Brannon Braga
Ronald D. Moore
Daryl Tucker
Deborah Everton
John M. Dwyer
Robert Blackman
Sarah Shawe
Rosine 'Ace' Hatem
Jerry Fleck
Rosemary C. Cremona
Debbie Lynn Ross
Ronnie Rondell Jr.
Brian J. Williams
Kenny Alexander
Joey Anaya
Janet Brady
Chic Daniel
William H. Burton Jr.
Eddy Donno
Tony Donno
Mark De Alessandro
Kenny Endoso
Andy Epper
Gary Epper
Steve DeRelian
Richard Epper
Andy Gill
Christian J. Fletcher
James M. Halty
Gary Guercio
Frankie 'G' Garbutt
Billy Hank Hooker
Thomas Robinson Harper
Maria R. Kelly
Buddy Joe Hooker
Wayne King
Bob McGovern
Kim Robert Koscki
Dustin Meier
John C. Meier
Joyce McNeal
Steve Picerni
Monte Rex Perlin
Manny Perry
John Nowak
Jimmy Romano
Tom Poster
Danny Rogers
Pat Romano
Craig Shugart
John Rottger
James Ryan
Zack Davis
Kerry Dean Williams
Bob Baron
Robert Morrisey
Roger Fearing
Joseph F. Brennan
John Agalsoff Jr.
Richard Corwin
Anne Couk
Ken Dufva
David Lee Fein
Robin Harlan
Sarah Monat
Scott Curtis
Ed Callahan
Tammy Fearing
Linda Di Franco
Randy Singer
Anthony Milch
Scott G.G. Haller
Doug Jackson
David F. Van Slyke
Jeff Clark
Thomas Causey
Steve Pederson
Tom Perry
Brad Sherman
Philip Rogers
Robert Ulrich
Mike Szakmeister
Pamela Bentkowski
Cameron Frankley
James Wolvington
John Deall
Terry D. Frazee
Thomas D. Bacho Jr.
Jason Bardis
Donald T. Black
Andy Evans
Logan Frazee
Ralph Winiger
Samuel E. Price
Scott Lingard
Todd Boyce
Carl Hooper
Jeffery Yost
Dennis Turner
Habib Zargarpour
David Owen
Alex Jaeger
Michael Gleason
Michael McGovern
John McCunn
Jeff Olson
Krystyna Demkowicz
Adam Howard
David Takemura
Craig Barron
Rick Berman
Rick Berman
Brannon Braga
Ronald D. Moore
Lee Ann Brittenham
Chris McBee
Barbara Ronci
Danny Valencia
Belinda Bryant
Mark Bussan
Camille Calvet
Tina Hoffman
Brad Look
Mary Kay Morse
Gilbert A. Mosko
R. Stephen Weber
June Westmore
Monty Westmore
Scott Wheeler
Natalie Wood
Ellis Burman Jr.
Michael Westmore
Michael Westmore
James MacKinnon
Jane Galli
Jake Garber
Toby Lamm
Joe Podnar
Derik Wingo
Penny Smartt-Juday
Glen R. Feldman
Thomas J. Arp
Clete Cetrone
Curt Jones
Frank Leasure
Barry Tugendhaft
Brent W. Bell
Joe Colwell
Gary Metzen
Roger L. King
Dean Wilson
Linda A. King
Les Gobruegge
Martha Johnston
William Hawkins
Elijah Bryant
Philip Calhoun
Larry D. Koszakovszky
Jerry Wax
John Mann
Lowell Peterson
Christian H. Burton
Tim Marshall
Francis X. Valdez III
J. Chuck Biagio
John Young
Randy Feemster
William D. Barber
David Luckenbach
Pat Blymyer
Mike Weathers
Henryk Cymerman
Alan Shultz
Norman G. Langley
Michael Condro
Mark Santoni
Michael D. Weldon
Tom Keefer
Gregory Shummon
John D. Babin
Bogdan Iofciulescu
Wayne Tidwell
Jennifer Bender
Gina DeDomenico Flanagan
Sonny Merritt
Heidi Odum Strasburg
Joe Diaz
Leah Brown
Christine Heinz
Matthew A. Hoffman
Yvette Ammon
Tim Board
Mike Milliken
Bryan McMahan
Theresa Repola Mohammed
Cliff Kohlweck
Lee Scott
Kenneth Hall
Bruce Botnick
Nick Vidar
Jeff Atmajian
Arthur Morton
Judi Brown
John Kay
Jimmy Nickerson
John Knoll
Gene Roddenberry
Alexander Courage
TOP CAST
Patrick Stewart
Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Jonathan Frakes
Commander William T. Riker
Brent Spiner
Lieutenant Commander Data
LeVar Burton
Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge
Michael Dorn
Lieutenant Commander Worf
Gates McFadden
Commander Beverly Crusher
Marina Sirtis
Counselor Deanna Troi
James Cromwell
Dr. Zefram Cochrane
Alfre Woodard
Lily Sloane
Alice Krige
Borg Queen
Neal McDonough
Lieutenant Hawk
Dwight Schultz
Lieutenant Barclay
Cameron Oppenheimer
Ensign Kellogg
Robert Picardo
Enterprise EMH
Adam Scott
Defiant Con Officer
Ray Uhler
Holodeck Nightclub Dancer (uncredited)
Eric Steinberg
Porter
Joey Anaya
Borg (uncredited)
Don Stark
Nicky the nose
Patti Yasutake
Nurse Ogawa
Jack Shearer
Admiral Hayes
Michael Horton
Security Officer
Ethan Phillips
Holodock Nightclub Maitre d' (uncredited)
Majel Barrett
Computer (voice)
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