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| + | [[File:Star Trek- Beyond the Final Frontier title.jpg|thumb|Opening titles of the ''Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier'' documentary]] |
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+ | [[File:Dave Rossi uses a familiar web site.jpg|thumb|Dave Rossi uses ''Memory Alpha'' while researching a [[tricorder]] prop in preparation for the auction]] |
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| ⚫ | '''''Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier''''' was a [[Star Trek documentaries and specials|documentary]] about ''[[Star Trek]]'' fandom presented by [[The History Channel]] on {{d|19|February|2007}}. It was hosted by [[Leonard Nimoy]] and focused mainly on Christie's [[40 Years of Star Trek: The Collection]] auction. |
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| + | De documentary was later that year included as a [[:Category:Special features|special feature]] on the November [[TOS-R Season 1 HD DVD]] home media release. |
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=== ''Trek'' production staff and performers === |
=== ''Trek'' production staff and performers === |
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* [[Rick Berman]] |
* [[Rick Berman]] |
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=== Paramount === |
=== Paramount === |
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| − | * John Wentworth, VP |
+ | * [[John Wentworth]], VP Communications |
=== Christie's === |
=== Christie's === |
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* Andy Foster, Chief Operating Officer |
* Andy Foster, Chief Operating Officer |
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* Lisa King, International Managing Director |
* Lisa King, International Managing Director |
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| − | * Ginette |
+ | * Ginette Lospinoso, Business Manager, Iconic Collections |
* Ian Wilkie, Art Handler |
* Ian Wilkie, Art Handler |
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=== Auction winners === |
=== Auction winners === |
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| − | * A group from London, England, who won many uniforms from |
+ | * A group from London, England, who won many uniforms from {{film|1}}, [[Joachim]]'s vest ({{stala|1778-0821|Lot #821}}) from {{film|2}}, a {{film|8}} style [[EV suit]], and the {{USS|Reliant}} model ({{stala|1778-0985|Lot #985}}). All their winnings were remanded in the custody of ScienceFictionArchives.com, an European organization that is dedicated to preserve science fiction production assets for public display purposes, such as in museums. {{el|www.sciencefictionarchives.com/fr/collections/franchises/9/star-trek}} |
| − | * Someone from Gothenburg, Sweden, who won several federation [[phaser rifle]]s, Captain Picard's uniform jacket, |
+ | * Someone from Gothenburg, Sweden, who won several federation [[phaser rifle]]s, Captain Picard's uniform jacket, {{s|ENT}}-style uniforms, and a whole truckload of other stuff. |
| − | * A couple from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who won the [[Karemma starship]] model (Lot #487). |
+ | * A couple from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who won the [[Karemma starship]] model ({{stala|1778-0487|Lot #487}}). |
| − | * A woman from New York, New York, who won Captain Picard's fencing outfit. (Lot #677) |
+ | * A woman from New York, New York, who won Captain Picard's fencing outfit. ({{stala|1778-0677|Lot #677}}) |
| − | * A guy from China Grove, North Carolina, who won several ''Star Trek: The Motion Picture'' uniforms, a ''First Contact'' style uniform, and Captain Picard's late series uniform undershirt. He also won |
+ | * A guy from China Grove, North Carolina, who won several ''Star Trek: The Motion Picture'' uniforms, a ''First Contact'' style uniform, and Captain Picard's late series uniform undershirt. He also won {{EnterpriseNX}} transporter console ({{stala|1778-0151,1778-0152|possibly #151 or #152}}). |
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+ | * A man from Leicester, England, who won a tricorder, Data's hand and sleeve ({{stala|1778-0551|Lot #551}}), the {{USS|Voyager}} model ({{stala|1778-0357|Lot #357}}), the [[Romulan warbird]] model ({{stala|1778-0702|Lot #702}}), and the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-C|-C}} model ({{stala|1778-0694|Lot #694}}). He has later identified himself as Adrian Hancock on {{bl|www.myprops.co.uk|his now defunct website}}, where he showcased his winnings. |
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+ | * Giles Aston, from London, who won [[Robin Hood]]'s costume ({{stala|1778-0585|Lot #585}}) and the Reman costume worn by Ron Perlman in {{film|10}} ({{stala|1778-0102|Lot #102}}). |
=== Others === |
=== Others === |
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| − | * [[Eugene Roddenberry |
+ | * [[Eugene Roddenberry Jr.]], the son of [[Gene Roddenberry]]. |
* Visitors to the pre-sale exhibit at Christie's in New York. |
* Visitors to the pre-sale exhibit at Christie's in New York. |
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| − | * Several attendees of Creation's 40th Anniversary Official [[Star Trek convention]] in Las Vegas. |
+ | * Several attendees of Creation's 40th Anniversary Official [[Star Trek convention|''Star Trek'' convention]] in Las Vegas. |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| + | * [[Dave Rossi]] can be seen using ''Memory Alpha'' while researching a prop. |
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| + | * During his interview, [[Patrick Stewart]] mentions that [[Rick Berman]] had once arranged to present him with a uniform he wore as [[Jean-Luc Picard]]. This occurred on the 16 December 2002 episode of ''The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn''. |
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== External links == |
== External links == |
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+ | * {{bl|www.history.com/shows.do?action{{=}}detail&episodeId{{=}}205724|Official History Channel page}} |
| + | * [http://startrekauction.blogspot.com/ ''Star Trek'' Auction, Prop & Costume Blog] |
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| + | * {{wikipedia}} |
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| + | [[Category:Documentaries]] |
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Revision as of 14:03, 5 November 2019
- For the episode guide, see Beyond the Final Frontier.
Real world article
(written from a Production point of view)
(written from a Production point of view)
Opening titles of the Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier documentary
Dave Rossi uses Memory Alpha while researching a tricorder prop in preparation for the auction
George Takei and the model USS Enterprise-A
The auction in progress
Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier was a documentary about Star Trek fandom presented by The History Channel on 19 February 2007. It was hosted by Leonard Nimoy and focused mainly on Christie's 40 Years of Star Trek: The Collection auction.
De documentary was later that year included as a special feature on the November TOS-R Season 1 HD DVD home media release.
Interviewees
Trek production staff and performers
- Rick Berman
- Robert Blackman
- Brannon Braga
- Avery Brooks
- Robert Justman
- Kate Mulgrew
- Michael and Denise Okuda
- Dave Rossi
- Armin Shimerman
- Marina Sirtis
- Patrick Stewart
- Connor Trinneer
- Garrett Wang
- Michael Westmore, who gave a short lesson on the make-up process for Data
Paramount
- John Wentworth, VP Communications
Christie's
- Stephen Arnold, Photographer
- Helen Bailey, Head of Entertainment Memorabilia; auctioneer
- Alec Bennie, Art Handler
- Kate Brambilla, Auction Administrator
- Catherine Elkies, Director of Iconic Collections; auctioneer
- Andy Foster, Chief Operating Officer
- Lisa King, International Managing Director
- Ginette Lospinoso, Business Manager, Iconic Collections
- Ian Wilkie, Art Handler
Auction winners
- A group from London, England, who won many uniforms from Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Joachim's vest (Lot #821) from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, a Star Trek: First Contact style EV suit, and the USS Reliant model (Lot #985). All their winnings were remanded in the custody of ScienceFictionArchives.com, an European organization that is dedicated to preserve science fiction production assets for public display purposes, such as in museums. [1]
- Someone from Gothenburg, Sweden, who won several federation phaser rifles, Captain Picard's uniform jacket, Star Trek: Enterprise-style uniforms, and a whole truckload of other stuff.
- A couple from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who won the Karemma starship model (Lot #487).
- A woman from New York, New York, who won Captain Picard's fencing outfit. (Lot #677)
- A guy from China Grove, North Carolina, who won several Star Trek: The Motion Picture uniforms, a First Contact style uniform, and Captain Picard's late series uniform undershirt. He also won Enterprise NX-01 transporter console (possibly #151 or #152).
- A man from Leicester, England, who won a tricorder, Data's hand and sleeve (Lot #551), the USS Voyager model (Lot #357), the Romulan warbird model (Lot #702), and the USS Enterprise-C model (Lot #694). He has later identified himself as Adrian Hancock on his now defunct website(X) , where he showcased his winnings.
- Giles Aston, from London, who won Robin Hood's costume (Lot #585) and the Reman costume worn by Ron Perlman in Star Trek Nemesis (Lot #102).
Others
- Eugene Roddenberry Jr., the son of Gene Roddenberry.
- Visitors to the pre-sale exhibit at Christie's in New York.
- Several attendees of Creation's 40th Anniversary Official Star Trek convention in Las Vegas.
Trivia
- Dave Rossi can be seen using Memory Alpha while researching a prop.
- During his interview, Patrick Stewart mentions that Rick Berman had once arranged to present him with a uniform he wore as Jean-Luc Picard. This occurred on the 16 December 2002 episode of The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn.