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| − | This '''cat woman''' worked as an exotic dancer in the bar in [[Paradise City]] on [[Nimbus III]]. She had feline facial traits, a tail, and three mammaries. She produced catlike sounds such as meowing and screeching. When [[James T. Kirk]] entered the bar in his attempt to rescue [[Sybok]]'s hostages, the feline dancer attacked him by aggressively jumping at him. Kirk eventually defeated her by throwing her into a [[water pool]] table, rendering her either unconscious or perhaps even dead. ({{film|5}}) |
+ | This '''cat woman''' worked as an exotic dancer in the bar in [[Paradise City]] on [[Nimbus III]]. She had feline facial traits, a tail, hairy hands, and three mammaries. She produced catlike sounds such as meowing and screeching. When [[James T. Kirk]] entered the bar in his attempt to rescue [[Sybok]]'s hostages, the feline dancer attacked him by aggressively jumping at him. Kirk eventually defeated her by throwing her into a [[water pool]] table, rendering her either unconscious or perhaps even dead. ({{film|5}}) |
| − | {{bginfo|The cat woman was played by stuntwoman [[Linda Fetters]]. Due to her three mammaries, there is some speculation that she may be a [[Draylaxian]], a species known to have three... But this remains to be confirmed by an official source. Some production sources also have referred to her (if unofficially) as a "kzinretti". "Kzinrretti" (with two "r"'s) is actually plural of "Kzinrret", the [[Popular culture references in Star Trek#Known Space|Known space]] term for [[Kzinti]] females. Some of the character's screechings were |
+ | {{bginfo|The cat woman was played by stuntwoman [[Linda Fetters]]. Due to her three mammaries, there is some speculation that she may be a [[Draylaxian]], a species known to have three... But this remains to be confirmed by an official source. It is also possible that she is a [[felinoid]].|Some production sources also have referred to her (if unofficially) as a "kzinretti". "Kzinrretti" (with two "r"'s) is actually plural of "Kzinrret", the [[Popular culture references in Star Trek#Known Space|Known space]] term for [[Kzinti]] females. Some of the character's screechings were created in part from screams taken from James Brown's songs. Brown did not receive any credits for this.[http://www.biglight.com/about/scans/sound.pdf]}} |
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Revision as of 23:12, 15 October 2014
The following were all inhabitants of Nimbus III in 2287. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier)
Named
Unnamed
- The following names were taken from the names these individuals were given in the production screen tests.
"Ape Face"
Ape Face
Bar patron
Nimbus III bar patron
Bartender
Nimbus III bartender
"Bone Head"
Bone Head
This alien shares certain qualities with another unnamed pink species. Also, two other aliens have shown with bone plating on the face; Runepp and an an inhabitant of DS9.
Cat Woman
Cat Woman
This cat woman worked as an exotic dancer in the bar in Paradise City on Nimbus III. She had feline facial traits, a tail, hairy hands, and three mammaries. She produced catlike sounds such as meowing and screeching. When James T. Kirk entered the bar in his attempt to rescue Sybok's hostages, the feline dancer attacked him by aggressively jumping at him. Kirk eventually defeated her by throwing her into a water pool table, rendering her either unconscious or perhaps even dead. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier)
The cat woman was played by stuntwoman Linda Fetters. Due to her three mammaries, there is some speculation that she may be a Draylaxian, a species known to have three... But this remains to be confirmed by an official source. It is also possible that she is a felinoid.
Some production sources also have referred to her (if unofficially) as a "kzinretti". "Kzinrretti" (with two "r"'s) is actually plural of "Kzinrret", the Known space term for Kzinti females. Some of the character's screechings were created in part from screams taken from James Brown's songs. Brown did not receive any credits for this.[1]
"Dark Eyes"
Dark Eyes
The forehead appliance is re-used from the Zaranite design from Star Trek: The Motion Picture. "Dark Eyes" may be a Zaranite without a breathing mask.
"Leather Face"
Leather Face
"Long Face"
Long Face
"Lost Soul"
Lost Soul
Pitchman
The Pitchman
The Pitchman was an individual on Nimbus III, who was seen on a computer console in the bar on Nimbus III. It seems he made an advertisement for visitors, to enjoy Nimbus III. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier)
The Pitchman was played by actor Steve Susskind.
"Round Eyes"
Round Eyes
"Wrinkles"
Wrinkles
Wrinkles was portrayed by uncredited background performer Adrian Tafoya.
Background information
In her book Captain's Log: William Shatner's Personal Account of the Making of Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, writer Lisabeth Shatner frequently refers to the inhabitants of Nimbus III as "Nimbosians".