Star Trek: Of Gods and Men

Captain John Harriman: [yelling at Commander Garan as he started to leave] Get them out! I don't care if you have to blast through the bulkheads, am I clear?

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Captain Galt: I am Captain Galt of the freedom ship Liberty. We know you have our comrade Kittrick. Return him or we will destroy your ship.

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Captain John Harriman: About your uncle...
Commander Peter Kirk: Don't worry. He made his own choices. He lived and died exactly the way he wanted to.
Captain John Harriman: I almost left Starfleet over that incident. But Chekov was aboard the day your uncle died and he and Uhura convinced me it wouldn't have mattered who was sitting in the captain's chair that day. And since then we've been the best of friends.

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When the final scene in the film was being shot, the crew realized no one had created the tribble that was supposed to appear in the scene. The crew finally resorted to using the furry-looking windsock off the boom microphone, which they pushed up in a box which had the bottom cut out. Actress Grace Lee Whitney moved her fingers inside the windsock to make the "tribble" appear to move.
All the dialog from the Enterprise-M scene had to be "looped" - or re-recorded by the actors. It was raining all day during that scene and the Enterprise sets in upstate New York had a tin roof.
In the marriage scene between Uhura and Stonn (Lawrence Montaigne), the priestess is played by Arlene Martel, who appeared in "Amok Time" (1967) as T'Pring, Spock's fiancée. Spock rejected her after challenging him and she ended the episode married to Stonn.
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