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Not to be confused with with the Italian dub of the motion picture.

Star Trek (formerly known as Star Trek – Destinazione cosmo) is the Italian dub of Star Trek: The Original Series.

Cast[]

Character Actor[1]
Capitano Kirk
Natale Ciravolo
(first block of episodes)
Andrea Lala
(second block of episodes)
Sig. Spock
Paride Calonghi
(first block of episodes, 1st voice)
Silvano Piccardi
(first block of episodes, 2nd voice)
Giancarlo Padoan
(second block of episodes)
Dr. McCoy
Raffaele Fallica
(first block of episodes)
Enzo Consoli
(second block of episodes)
Scott
Enrico Carabelli
(first block of episodes)
Diego Reggente
(second block of episodes)
Uhura
Maria Teresa Letizia
(first block of episodes, 1st voice)
Adele Pellegatta
(first block of episodes, 2nd voice)
Anna Marchesini
(second block of episodes)
Sulu
Ruggero de Daninos
(first block of episodes, 1st voice)
Ruggero Dondi
(first block of episodes, 2nd voice)
Bruno Salviero
(first block of episodes, S2.E1)
Paolo Turco
(second block of episodes)
Chekov
Claudio Beccari
(first block of episodes)
Luca Ward
(second block of episodes, 1st voice)
unknown
(second block of episodes, 2nd voice)
Christine Chapel
Laura Rizzoli
(first block of episodes)
Valeria Flacinelli
(first block of episodes)
Rosetta Salata
(first block of episodes)
Lidia Costanzo
(first block of episodes)
Maria Teresa Letizia
(first block of episodes)
Silvana Fantini[unverified]
(first block of episodes)
Angela Cicorella
(first block of episodes)
Liliana Sorrentino
(second block of episodes)
Piera Vidale
(second block of episodes)
Attendente Rand
Laura Rizzoli
(first block of episodes)
Valeria Perilli
(second block of episodes)
Narratore
Sergio Matteucci
(second block of episodes)
Technical staff
Voice director
Cip Barcellini
(first block of episodes)
Aldo Danieli
(first block of episodes)
Mimmo Craig
(first block of episodes)
Adaptation
Enrico Bomba
(second block of episodes)
Mixing
Adriano Pedersoli

Note[]

  • The first block of episodes consisted of 52 episodes. The remaining 27 episodes were added at some point with a completely different voice cast.
  • Three episodes of the third season from the first block of episodes were redubbed by the second voice cast.
  • Dubbing was partly done in Milan and partly done in Rome.

References[]

Template:Star Trek: The Original Series

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