12 Awful Films Star Trek Actors Want Us To Forget

12. DeForest Kelley (Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy) - Night Of The Lepus

The Georgia-born star was arguably best known for his roles in the western genre away from the Enterprise, working often with the pair of producer A. C. Lyles and director William F. Claxton.

When the duo decided to swap their saddle bags out for sci-fi too, Kelley was one of their more old cohorts they brought with them, for a tale of mutant rabbits savaging the local town following some genetic experimentation gone wrong.

The eventual film has gone on to become the sort of picture that almost qualifies for "so-good-it's-bad" cult classic status, but it falls perhaps just shy - and for Kelley, it marked a critical low point in-between the original Star Trek series and the subsequent films.