best non trekkie movie featuring trek members?

[extent]

I dont know of that many, but i would say the one that comes to mind the most would have to be leonard nimoy as doctor david kibner, in the 1978 body snatchers remake, "invasion of the body snatchers", with jeff goldblum and donald sutherland! Great film and a good cast, esp for a remake.. ..but whats your own favourite trekkie-starring-in-non-trek-movie?!

 

[T'Baio]

Patrick Stewart in the X-Men films.

 

[Jefferies]

American History X was very good, featuring Avery Brooks.

 

[Zulu Romeo]

Masterminds

 

[Flying Spaghetti Monster]

Remo Williams featuring Mulgrew as snyde as ever.

 

[The Laughing Vulcan]

Robert Duncan McNeill in Masters Of The Universe
Robert Beltran in Lone Wolf McQuade
Robert Picardo in Inner Space
Armin Shimerman in The Hitcher
Rene Auberjonois in Police Academy 5
Colm Meaney in Die Hard 2
Max Grodenchik in The Rocketeer
Marc Alaimo in Total Recall
Andrew Robinson in some Clint Eastwood movie or other
Jeffrey Combs in The Frighteners
Denise Crosby in 48 Hours
Gates McFadden in The Hunt For Red October

 

[Ptrope]

The Man from Earth

Written by Jerome Bixby - writer of 4 TOS episodes ("Day of the Dove", "Requiem for Methuselah", "By Any Other Name", "Mirror, Mirror")

Starring:

David Lee Smith - 'Zahir' in VOY:"The Darkling"
Tony Todd - 'Kurn' in TNG; 'Adult Jake" in DS9:"The Visitor"
John Billingsley - 'Phlox' in ENT
Richard Riehle - 'Seamus Driscol' in VOY; 'Batai' in TNG:"The Inner Light"

 

[Rÿcher]

Moontrap

nuff sed

 

[Nociod]

Another one for X-men.

But Patrick Stewart has also done some horrible films, Mastermind comes to mind (), seriously, what was he thinking?

Oh, and I agree with Jefferies. American History X was very good as well.

 

[auntiehill]

Alexander Siddig in Syriana.


*shouldn't this be in the General Trek forum?*

 

[Kryton]

Westworld (written and directed by Michael Crichton) featured Majel Barrett as the robot madam and also Alan Oppenheimer, who's had roles in VOY, DS9, and TNG.

Soylent Green may well be the winner...it featured Brock Peters (Sisko's dad, also Adm. Cartwright from TVH & TUC), Celia Lovsky (T'Pau from "Amok Time") and Whit Bissell (Lurry from "...Tribbles"). Also Leigh Taylor-Young (appeared on DS9), Robert Ito (appeared on TNG and VOY) and Roy Jensen (Cloud William from "The Omega Glory") and Morgan Farley (who was in "The Omega Glory" and "Return of the Archons").

 

[Starbreaker]

James Cromwell and Colm Meany in Owd Bob. That was a good movie.
Scott Bakula in American Beauty

 

[The Laughing Vulcan]

Total Recall has a wodgeload actually

Marc Alaimo, Bob Picardo, Roy Brocksmith, Ronny Cox, The triple breasted whore (Sonya Gomez)...

 

[Out Of My Vulcan Mind]

In addition to some of the other films already cited, there's also MASH (with Sally Kellerman and Rene Auberjonois).

 

[Kryton]

In addition to some of the other films already cited, there's also MASH (with Sally Kellerman and Rene Auberjonois).

Also John Schuck (the Painless Pole) who's done both Trek movies AND episodes.

 

[Small White Car]

I don't remember much about it, but I recall that I liked Safe House.

 

[M'Sharak]

2001: A Space Odyssey
A Clockwork Orange

 

[Goliath]

Probably either Judgment at Nuremberg (featuring a very young William Shatner in a small role as a US Army officer) or Dirty Harry (featuring Andrew Robinson, of course).

EDIT: Hmm. I forgot about Gary Lockwood in 2001: A Space Odyssey.

 

[Admiral2]

Absolute favorites:

THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER (Gates McFadden)
INDEPENDENCE DAY (Brent Spiner)

Honorable Mention:

OSMOSIS JONES (William Shatner (VOICE))

 

[Kryton]

BIG BAD MAMA featuring a naked Shatner ( ), William O'Connell (Thelev from "Journey to Babel"), Noble Willingham (Texas from "The Royale"), John Wheeler (Gav from "Journey to Babel"), and also Dick Miller who was in one TNG and two DS9 episodes.

NIGHT OF THE LEPUS hooked up two Enterprise doctors! It featured DeForest Kelley AND Paul Fix (Dr. Piper from WNMHGB)...battling giant rabbits! Eeeeearrrrgh! What's up docs, indeed!