Star Trek Movie Actors: Where are They Now 2: Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

This is the second in a series of posts covering the various Star Trek movies. Info derived from the imdb. Only titles 2013-on noted by name.

William Shatner (Kirk): in A Christmas Horror Story (2015), Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff (2014 video game), Hot in Cleveland (1 episode 2013), The Captains Close Up (1 episode 2013, 2 as Executive Producer, 1 as Director), At Fenway (2013), Escape from Planet Earth (2013); A Sunday Horse (2015) completed; Baby, Baby, Baby (2015) in post-production; as Writer/Self: William Shatner Presents: Chaos on the Bridge (2014; also Executive Producer/Director), Shatner's World... We Just Live in It... (2013), Still Kicking (2013; also Executive Producer/Director); as Self: Today (2 episodes 2014), Dancing with the Stars (1 episode 2015), Being Canadian (2015), Entertainment Tonight (2 episodes 2014-2015), Tom Felton Meets the Superfans (2015), Hell’s Kitchen (1 episode 2015), The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (14 episodes 2013-2015), Talk Stoop with Cat Greenleaf (1 episode 2015), Mike and Mike in the Morning (1 episode 2014), The Shatner Project (unknown episodes 2014), Loose Women (1 episode 2014), Lorraine (1 episode 2014), Hubertusjagd, Los Angeles (unknown episodes 2014), Hubertusjagd (1 episode 2014), The Real History of Science Fiction (1 episode 2014), The Queen Latifah Show (1 episode 2014), Larry King Now (2 episodes 2013-2014), Pioneers of Television (1 episode 2014), Fox and Friends (1 episode 2014), To Be Takei (2014), Oprah: Where Are They Now? (1 episode 2014), Celebrity Liam Stone Candid Travels Texas (unknown episodes 2014), Kelly Clarkson's Cautionary Christmas Music Tale (2013), 82nd Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade (2013), Piers Morgan Tonight (1 episode 2013), AXS Live (1 episode 2013), Cavuto on Business (1 episode 2013), Heller Awards (2013), Jimmy Kimmel Live! (1 episode 2013), The Playboy Morning Show (1 episode 2013), E! Live from the Red Carpet (1 episode 2013), The Oscars (2013), Sidewalks Entertainment (1 episode 2013), Made in Hollywood (1 episode 2013), The Talk (1 episode 2013); as Self, post-production: When Elephants Were Young (2015).

Leonard Nimoy (Spock): died in 2015; in Star Trek Into Darkness (2013), Zambezia (2012), Fringe (3 episodes 2012), Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance (2012 video game), The Big Bang Theory (1 episode 2012); as Self: An Epix Exclusive Conversation with Leonard Nimoy (2014), To Be Takei (2014), The Evolution of Stem Cell Research (2014), The Prime Ministers: The Pioneers (2013), The Culture Show (1 episode 2013), The True Story (1 episode 2013), Paul Mazursky's: It's All Crap (2013), The Daily Show (1 episode 2012), Hava Nagila: The Movie (2012).

DeForest Kelley (McCoy): died in 1999.

James Doohan (Scotty): died in 2005.

Walter Koenig (Chekov): in Flashback (2013), Blue Dream (2013), Handball (2012; also Writer/Producer); Cowboys & Engines (2015) completed; Star Trek: Renegades (2015; also Consulting Producer), Nobility (2015) in post-production; Unbelievable!!!!! (2015), Neil Stryker and the Tyrant of Time (2015) filming; as Self: From the Mouths of Babes (unknown episodes 2014), Creative Continuity (1 episode 2014), To Be Takei (2014), The Captains Close Up (1 episode 2013), Chicly Geek (1 episode 2012), Backyard Blockbusters (2012), FedCon XXI (2012); The Con of Wrath (nd) filming.

George Takei (Sulu): in Hot in Cleveland (1 episode 2015), Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero (1 episode 2015), The Problem Solverz (1 episode 2014), Real Husbands of Hollywood (1 episode 2014), Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness (1 episode 2014), Eat with Me (2014), Bonta 3D (2014), The Neighbors (4 episodes 2013-2014), Archer (2 episodes 2012-2014), Hopeful Romantic (2014), Lost Girl (1 episode 2013), Free Birds (2013), The Missing Scarf (2013), Ultimate Spider-Man (1 episode 2013), Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell (1 episode 2013), Gays Beware with Jesse Tyler Ferguson and George Takei (2013), Supah Ninjas (16 episodes 2012-2013), The Simpsons (1 episode 2013), Transformers Prime (2 episodes 2012-2013), Hawaii Five-0 (1 episode 2012), The New Normal (1 episode 2012), Space Milkshake (2012), Skylanders: Giants (2012 video game), Art of Submission (2012), Adventure Time with Finn & Jake (1 episode 2012), Pound Puppies (1 episode 2012), Strange Frame: Love & Sax (2012), 8 (2012); Kevin's Epic Adventures (2015), Entourage (2015) completed; Yamasong: March of the Hollows (2015) in pre-production; as Self: Tab Hunter Confidential (2015), IMDb: What to Watch (1 episode 2014), The Meredith Vieira Show (1 episode 2014), The Colbert Report (1 episode 2014), Takei's Take (21 episodes 2013-2014), Tvoovies (1 episode 2014), Do I Sound Gay? (2014), Through the Keyhole (1 episode 2014), Fashion Police (1 episode 2014), CBS This Morning (1 episode 2014), Tavis Smiley (1 episode 2014), Oprah: Where Are They Now? (1 episode 2014), Today (1 episode 2014) The Daily Show (2 episodes 2013-2014), Real Time with Bill Maher (1 episode 2014), Sidewalks Entertainment (1 episode 2014), Howard Stern Birthday Bash (2014), It Got Better (1 episode 2014), I Love the 2000s (1 episode 2014), Pioneers of Television (1 episode 2014), King of the Nerds (2 episodes 2013-2014), To Be Takei (2014), Conan (3 episodes 2012-2013), Fangasm (1 episode 2013), Larry King Now (1 episode 2013), Vanity Fair: Decades (1 episode c2013), Futurama (2 episodes 2012-2013), Married and Counting (2013), Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell (1 episode 2013), Watch What Happens: Live (1 episode 2013), 81st Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade (2012), The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell (1 episode 2012) Hollywood Treasure (1 episode 2012), The Apprentice (14 episodes 2012), Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show (1 episode 2012); as Self, post-production: The Gettysburg Address (2015), It Takes Two (2 episodes 2015); as Self, filming: The Con of Wrath (nd).

Nichelle Nichols (Uhura): in This Bitter Earth (2012); The White Orchid (2015) in post-production; Unbelievable!!!!! (2015; also Producer) filming; Behind Glass Walls (nd) in pre-production; Drones, Clones and Pheromones (nd) announced; as Executive Producer, pre-production: Escape from Heaven (2016); as Executive Producer, in production: Omaha Street (nd); as Self: The Adventures of Ravi (unknown episodes 2015), Pioneers of Television (1 episode 2014), Comic Book Men (1 episode 2014), To Be Takei (2014) , The Culture Show (1 episode 2013), Get a Life! (2012); as Self, filming: The Con of Wrath (nd); as Self, pre-production: The Real History of Science Fiction (1 episode 2014); as Self, announced: Woman in Motion (2016).

Bibi Besch (Carol): died in 1996.

Merritt Butrick (David): died in 1989.

Paul Winfield (Terrell): died in 2004.

Kirstie Alley (Saavik): in Nailed! (2015), The Middle (1 episode 2015), Hot in Cleveland (2 episodes 2013-2014), Kirstie (12 episodes 2013-2014; also Executive Producer), Baby Sellers (2013), Syrup (2013); as Self: Time Crashers (4 episodes 2015), Entertainment Tonight (11 episodes 2013-2015), Rachael Ray (2 episodes 2014-2015), The Wendy Williams Show (2 episodes 2013-2015), The View (2 episodes 2013-2015), Extra (4 episodes 2014-2015), Today (2 episodes 2014-2015), The Insider (1 episode 2014), Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show (1 episode 2014), The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (1 episode 2013), The Chew (1 episode 2013), Katie (1 episode 2013), Good Morning America (1 episode 2013), Fashion News Live (2 episodes 2013), Jimmy Kimmel Live! (1 episode 2013).

Ricardo Montalban (Khan): died in 2009.

Ike Eisenmann (Preston): last known acting role in 2009, as Director/Producer in 2009, as Writer/Editor in 2009.

John Vargas (Jedda): in Bad Judge (1 episode 2014), Work It (1 episode 2013); The Lost One (2015) completed; Airstream (2016) in post-production.

John Winston (Kyle): last known acting role in 2004 and 1990 before that.

Paul Kent (Beach): died in 2011; in Return to Babylon (2013).

Nicholas Guest (Cadet): in Sleepy Hollow (2 episodes 2015), Penguins of Madagascar (2014), Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare (2014 video game), Big Hero 6 (2014), The Fault in Our Stars (2014), Mr. Peabody & Sherman (2014), Nightmare Code (2014), Frozen (2013), Saving Santa (2013), The Wind Rises (2013), Halfway Somewhere Else (2013), The Call (2013); Before the Border (2015) completed; as ADR, various: Home (2015), X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014), Runner Runner (2013), Big Sur (2013), Oblivion (2013).

Russell Takaki (Madison): no known subsequent acting roles.

Kevin Rodney Sullivan (March): last known acting role in 1984, as Director in 2011; as Self: Exhale (1 episode 2013).

Joel Marston (Crew Chief): died in 2012.

Teresa E. Victor (Bridge Voice): died in 2005.

Dianne Harper (Radio Voice): no known subsequent acting roles.

David Ruprecht (Radio Voice): in The Return (2015), Mister Scrooge to See You (2013).

Marcy Vosburgh (Computer): last known acting role in 1982; as Producer in 2004, as Writer in 2006.

Uncredited Cast:

Laura Banks (Khan's Navigator): last known acting role in 2008.

Steve Bond (Khan's Crewman #1): in Born to Race: Fast Track (2014).

Brett Baxter Clark (Khan's Crewman #2): last known acting role in 2002.

Tim Culbertson (Khan's Henchman): last known acting role in 2001.

John Gibson (Khan's Crewman #4): no known subsequent acting roles.

James Horner (Enterprise Crewman): died in 2015; as Musical Director/Composer: Wolf Totem (2015); as Stock Music: On the Road (2014); as Composer: The 33 (2015), Southpaw (2015), Living in the Age of Airplanes (2015), One Day in Auschwitz (2015), Starship Valiant: Legacy (2014); as Composer, filming: The Magnificent Seven (2016); as Self, filming: SCORE: A Film Music Documentary (2016).

Dennis Landry (Khan's Crewman #5): last known acting role in 1983.

Cristian Letelier (Khan's Crewman #6): last known acting role in 2010.

Jeff McBride (Khan's Crewman): last known acting role in 1994; as Self: Magic Men (2013).

Roger Menache (Khan's Crewman #7): last known acting role in 2002.

Judson Scott (Joachim): last known acting role in 2002.

Deney Terrio (Khan's Crewman #11): last known acting role in 1983, as Self in 2012.

Philip Weyland (Starfleet Crewman): last known acting role in 2008; as Dialogue Coach in 2011; as Director/Cinematographer/Producer/Editor: The Last Great Circus Flyer (2015); as Self, filming: Corsi: Prince of Models (2016).