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| − | Worene was played by stunt actress [[Paula Crist]]. The alien, including the name, was her own creation. Crist was originally supposed to be a bridge alien but that part went to the [[USS Enterprise operations |
+ | Worene was played by stunt actress [[Paula Crist]]. The alien, including the name, was her own creation. Crist was originally supposed to be a bridge alien but that part went to the [[USS Enterprise operations Rhaandarite ensign|Rhaandarite ensign]] played by [[Billy Van Zandt]]. [[Gene Roddenberry]] was impressed by the alien though, and she still managed to appear on screen in the rec dec scene. On the day of filming, actress [[Paula Crist]] told [[Dennis Fischer]] that her species was "Czintii" (which he assumed was not intended to be related to the [[Kzinti]]). He thought she resembled a female [[Tellarite]]. [http://therinofandor.blogspot.com/2007/08/faces-in-crowd-ive-wanted-to-do-this.html] |
=== Apocrypha === |
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Revision as of 20:02, 4 October 2016
Worene on the Enterprise
Worene was an alien humanoid crewmember with an upturned nose of the USS Enterprise in the 2270s. She attended the V'ger briefing on the recreation deck. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture)
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Background information
Worene was played by stunt actress Paula Crist. The alien, including the name, was her own creation. Crist was originally supposed to be a bridge alien but that part went to the Rhaandarite ensign played by Billy Van Zandt. Gene Roddenberry was impressed by the alien though, and she still managed to appear on screen in the rec dec scene. On the day of filming, actress Paula Crist told Dennis Fischer that her species was "Czintii" (which he assumed was not intended to be related to the Kzinti). He thought she resembled a female Tellarite. [1]
Apocrypha
In Christopher L. Bennett's novel Ex Machina, Crewman Worene plays a small role. She is said to be a member of the Aulacri species, a feral humanoid species with tails.