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During its
development, this episode was heavily revised. Actor Joseph Will
stated, "I recall that rewrites were happening up until the moment
we were to shoot the scenes, which I had never experienced before."
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Tony
Amendola (Chorus #3) is much better known for his role as the Jaffa
master Bra'tac on Stargate SG-1. |
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Kellie
Waymire (Lanya) also played Crewman Elizabeth Cutler in several
episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise. |
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John Schuck
is better-known for his role as the Klingon Ambassador in Star Trek
IV: The Voyage Home and Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. He
also played Legate Parn in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode
"The Maquis, Part II" and Antaak in the Star Trek: Enterprise
episodes "Affliction" and "Divergence". |
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The
theatrical style portrayed in this episode appears to be heavily
inspired by Ancient Greek drama. See Theatre of ancient Greece at
Wikipedia for more information. |
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he start of
production on this episode was difficult for Joseph Will. "I
remember being incredibly nervous the first day of shooting, which
was the scene in the Delta Flyer when B’Elanna and Kelis meet," he
recalled. However, Will found that Roxann Dawson helped him through
his work on this outing. Will reflected, "Roxann was so supportive
and professional that it set my mind at ease as we worked several
consecutive 14–16 hour days." |
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The masks
the actors use are really made to look like their characters. For
instance, you can make out Seven's cranial implant. |
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This episode
was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Costumes for a
Series. |
