Lt. Valeris betrayed the Federation in Star Trek VI, but if she'd followed the path Spock laid out for her, Valeris would've truly been his successor.

Valeris fires a phaser in a room full of people to make a point...to Chekov, of all people (once security chief, in The Motion Picture). I’m sure Lt. Saavik (the original, not Star Trek III’s ...

20 Things You Didn't Know About Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. 7. ... Robin Curtis was not approached for a role, with Cattrall instead being offered the new part of Valeris.

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country's director has two big problems with the film, ... Valeris to get information sort of looks like waterboarding to me, ...

Star Trek VI, therefore, is much closer in tone to Star Trek II, Meyer’s previous Star Trek movie. ... We have Spock’s protoge Valeris, who definitely isn’t Saavik no sir, ...

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered ... Lt. Valeris (Kim Catrall) with grave reservations about peace negotiations, the audience has a list of suspects from which they may deduce the guilty long before ...

In its original context, the phrase, in short, means death. But for one character in Star Trek VI, "the undiscovered country" is invoked to refer to the concepts of future and change (and ...

Here's what the 'Star Trek: Lower Decks' star says of her Trek so far and why she loves Vulcans. ... is inspired by Kim Cattrall's Vulcan headband when she played Valeris in Star Trek VI. ...

”Star Trek” films are so expensive to produce that they need an audience beyond the legion of die-hard Trekkies to turn a substantial profit. Paramount entrusted the fifth big-screen adventure ...