ottoh@CFSMO.Honeywell.COM (Otto Heuer) (11/03/90)
MONTHLY LIST OF "TREK ACTORS' OTHER ROLES"
in REC.ARTS.STARTREK (last updated 10/31/90)
This posting is intended to cut down on the "often asked questions" that
seem to pop up every few months in this newsgroup regarding the other
roles that the Star Trek actors have had. Feel free to email me any
additions you know of. Also, TNG swaps actors with LA Law regularly.
William Shatner: ST:TOS (James Kirk); Alfred Hitchcock Presents;
Airplane II: The Sequel (82) [commander of moon base];
American Documents: Patent Pending; The Andersonville
Trial (70); The Babysitter (80); Barbary Coast;
Barnaby Jones (?); Big Bad Mama (74); Big Valley; The
Brothers Karamazov (57); Cold Hands and Warm Heart;
Columbo (TV) [actor playing a detective]; Crash (78);
Crash of Flight 401 (78); The Devil's Rain (75); Dial
911; The Fugitive; Impulse; The Intruder; Judgement at
Nuremburg (61); The Kidnapping of the President (80);
To Kill the President (?); Kingdom of the Spiders
(78); Kung Fu; Outer Limits; The Man From UNCLE (TV)
"The Project Strigas Affair"; Mission: Impossible
(TV-old-guest); Mystery of the Gods; North Beach and
Rawhide; Outer Limits (TV-guest); Outtakes Vol 6; The
People (71); Perry Mason; Pioneer Woman (73); Police
Squad (TV) [special guest star that gets killed off
during opening credits]; Pray for the Wildcats (74);
The Ray Bradbury Theater: Marionettes Inc./The
Playground (85); Rescue 911 (CBS) [host]; Riel (82);
Route 66 (TV-guest); Secrets of a Married Man (84);
Shame (62); Six Million Dollar Man (TV) [insane public
aquarium associate]; The Sole Survivor; Studio One:
The Defender (57); T.J. Hooker (TV) [title role]; The
Tenth [Degree|Level] (TV movie) [psychologist]; The
Third Walker (83); Twilight Zone (old); The Twilight
Zone--Nightmare at 20,000 Feet/The Odyssey of Flight
33 [gremlin on wing, fortune]; The Unfaithful Husband
(TV movie); UFOs and Channeling (88); Visiting Hours
(82); A Whale of a Tale (76); White Comanche (68); The
Zero Hour; Alaska Airlines commercial; Commodore
VIC-20 commercials; Girl Scout commercial; Lablow
commercials (Canada); Oldsmobile commercial; Promise
Margarine commercial; Tennis commercial
Leonard Nimoy: ST:TOS (Spock); Aladdin and his Wonderful Lamp (84);
The Alpha Caper (73); Assault on the Wayne (71)
[submarine captain]; Baffled (72); The Balcony (63);
Catlow (71); Columbo (TV-original) [bad guy]; Get
Smart (TV) [pool hall gangster]; In Search Of (TV)
[host]; Invasion of the Body Snatchers (78); Lights,
Camera, Action (TV); Man From UNCLE (TV) "The Project
Strigas Affair"; Marco Polo; Mission: Impossible
(old); Outer Limits ("I, Robot"); Perry Mason: The
Case of the Shoplifter's Shoe (murderer); Planets of
the Sun; Seizure: The Story of Kathy Morris (80)
[brain surgeon]; T.J. Hooker (TV-guest); Them (cameo);
The Transformers (86) (voice of Galvatron); The
Twilight Zone (several old episodes); A Woman Called
Golda (82); Zombies of the Stratosphere (52); Eqqus
(Broadway play) [male lead]; Man in the Glass Booth
(San Diego Old Globe Theatre play) (late 70s) [male
lead]; Vincent (one man play, at the Witherspoon
Concert Hall in Omaha) (79); Alaska Airlines
commercial; music video [chauffer]; directed Funny
about Love, The Good Mother, Three Men and a Baby
DeForest Kelly: ST:TOS (Leonard "Bones" McCoy); ST:TNG (Admiral); 333
Montgomery (unsold Roddenberry pilot); 77 Sunset Strip
(ABC) "88 Bars" (63); ABC Afternoon Playbreak (ABC)
(73); Bat Masterson (NBC) "No Amnesty for Death" (61);
Black Saddle (ABC) "Apache Trail" (59); Bold Ones: the
Doctors (NBC) "Giants Never Kneel" (70); Bonanza
(NBC) "The Decision" (62), "Ride the Wind" (66); The
Cowboys (ABC) (74); The Dakotas (ABC) "Reformation at
Big Nose Buffe" (63); Death Valley Days: The Great
Diamond Mines; Donna Reed Show (ABC) (65); The
Fugitive; The Gallent Men (ABC) "A Taste of Peace"
(63); Gunsmoke (CBS) "Indian Scout" (56), "Al Clovis"
(59); Gunfight at the OK Corral (57); Ironside (NBC)
"Warrior's Return" (70); Laramie (NBC) "The Gun Deal"
(60); Laredo (NBC) "Sound of Terror" (66); The Law and
Jake Wade; Lawman (ABC) "The Squatters" (61); The
Lineup (CBS) "The Cloroform Murder Case" (59); The
Lone Ranger (ABC) "Legion of Old Times" (49), "Gold
Train" (50); M Squad (CBS) "Diamond Hard" (57); The
Man in the Gray Flannel Suit; The Millionaire (CBS)
"Millionaire Iris Miller" (55);
Night of the Lepus
(72); Owen Marshall C at Law (ABC) "Make No Mistake"
(71); Perry Mason [with Alan Hale Jr]; Police Story
(NBC) pilot episode (67); Raintree County; Richard
Diamond PE (CBS) "The Fine Art of Murder" (59), "The
Adjuster" (59); Room 222 (ABC) "Suitable for Framing"
(71); The Rough Riders (ABC) "The Night Riders" (58);
Route 66 (CBS) "1800 Days to Justice" (62); Silent
Force (ABC) "The Judge" (70); Silent Service (TV) "The
Gar Story" (57); Slattery's People (CBS) "Which One
Has the Privilidge" (64); Stagecoach West (ABC) "Image
of a Man" (61); Tension at Table Rock; Trackdown (CBS)
"End of an Outlaw" (57), "The Jailbreak" (58), "Hard
Limes" (59); Two Faces West "Fallen Gun" (60);
Virginian (NBC) "Duel at Shiloh" (63), "Man of
Violence" (63); Wanted Dead or alive (CBS) "Secret
Ballot" (59), "The Hostage" (59); Warlock (59); Wild,
Wild West
James Doohan: ST:TOS (Montgomery Scott); The All New Liar's Club
(Canada); Bonanza (TV); Flight into Danger (5x)
[star]; Hazel (guest); Jason of Star Command; One of
Our Spies is Missing (Man from UNCLE movie); Outer
Limits; Simon and Simon (TV-guest); Space Academy (?);
Space Command; "Scotty" from John Candy's Radio Show;
Gararge Door [Citibank?] commercial; Oldsmobile
commercial; [a lot of voices of aliens, etc. in TOS
and TAS]
Walter Koenig: ST:TOS (Pavel Chekov); Columbo (TV) [officer that
arrests Shatner]; Gidget (old); Moontrap (89); The
Starlost
George Takei: ST:TOS (Sulu); Adderly; Black Sheep Squadron; Bridge
[Over|On] the River Kwai (?); Chris Elliot, A
Television Miracle; The Courtship of Eddie's Father
(?) (63); The Green Berets (68); Late Night with David
Letterman Film Festival; MacGyver (TV-guest); A
Majority of One; Miami Vice (TV-guest "Kenneth" with
Vanity and Melanie Griffith); Mission: Impossible (TV)
[biologist]; Murder She Wrote (TV-guest); My Three
Sons (TV) [ham radio operator]; Perry Mason: The Case
of the Blushing Pearls; Return to the Bridge [Over|On]
the River Kwai (unrealeased due to legal problems);
Walk Don't Run (66) [insignificant police inspector]
Nichelle Nichols: ST:TOS (Uhura); I'm Gonna Git You Sucka (88); The
Supernaturals (85); Various NASA Instructional Films
Jonathan Frakes: ST:TNG (William T. Riker); Bare Essence (TV
miniseries) [self-centered playboy]; The Blue and the
Gray; Charlie's Angels (TV) [when Kris had amnesia];
The Cover Girl and the Cop (TV movie) [White House
aide and model's boyfriend]; D.E.A. (?) (TV) [drug
dealer]; Dukes of Hazzard (TV) [Boss Hogg's nephew];
The Fall Guy (TV) [bad guy]; Hart to Hart (TV) [monk];
Highway to Heaven (TV) [angry lawyer with senile
father]; Hill Street Blues (TV) [dope dealer]; North
and South; Quincy "The Face of Fear" (TV) [guest
surgeon]; The Twilight Zone (TV-new) [secretary
dater]; The Common Glory (summer stock play in
Williamsburg, Virginia) [male lead-opposite Glen
Close]; [also rumors of doing promos in Captain
America costume]
Patrick Stewart: ST:TNG (Jean-Luc Picard); Churchill: The Gathering
Storm (74) [Clement Atlee]; The Doctor and the Devil;
Dune (84) [Guerney Halleck]; Excalibur (81)
[Leondegrance, Guinevere's father]; A Fall of Eagles
(British miniseries) [V.I. Ulyanov (aka, Lenin)] ;
Hamlet (BBC Shakespeare series) [as Claudius -
Hamlet's uncle]; I, Claudius; Lady Jane (86) [Lord
Henry Gray]; Lifeforce (85); Nova (PBS) "Neptune's
Cold Fury" [narrator], "Voyager" [narrator]; Oedipus
Rex; Smiley's People (British TV series) [as Karla];
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (British TV) [as Karla];
Miss Julie (play); Uneasy Lies the Head (play);
[various WS plays]; Pontiac commercials (voice); TV
Guide commercial (voice)
Brent Spiner: ST:TNG (Data); Bosom Buddies (?) (TV); Buck Rogers in
the 25th Century (TV) [alien ambassador]; Cheers (NBC)
[when Diane had jury duty]; Family Sins (87); Hill
Street Blues (TV) [sleazy movie producer/director];
It's a Living (?) (TV); Hunter (NBC-guest) [mechanic
for a police garage]; Mama's Family (TV) [man in snake
suit]; Miss Firecracker (?) (89); Night Court (NBC-3
episodes) [Bob, father of a pitiful poor (really rich)
hillbilly (really Yugoslavian) family]; Rent Control;
Sunday in the Park with George (PBS) [Franz]; Tales
from the Darkside
(TV-guest) [reverend trying to
convince a man that he was really dead]; Twilight Zone
(TV-new) [soul being trucked to hell]; What's Allen
Watching? (TV) [Eddie Murphy replacement]
Marina Sirtis: ST:TNG (Deanna Troi); Blind Date (the 83/84 version
with Kirstie Alley, not the 87 version with Bruce
Willis and Kim Basinger) [hooker]; Death Wish III (?);
Hunter (NBC-guest) [hitman's girlfriend]; Masterpiece
Theatre (PBS); One Last Chance (90) [Maria]; Sherlock
Holmes (PBS) [immigrant to England]; The Wicked Lady
(83); episode of Sherlock Holmes (PBS)
LeVar Burton: ST:TNG (Geordi LaForge); Almos' a Man (77); Battered
(79); Captain Planet and the Planeteers (TV)
[voice-regular]; Dummy (79); Grambling's White Tiger
(81); The Hunter (80); The Jesse Owens Story (84);
Looking for Mr. Goodbar (?) (77) [Diane Keaton's
character's pupil's older brother]; The Midnight Hour
(86); Mountains of the Moon; One in a Million (78);
Reading Rainbow; Roots (77) (TV miniseries); Roots:
The Gift (88); The Supernaturals (85); [some TV movie
about Ron LeFlore]
Michael Dorn: ST:TNG (Worf); Capitol; Charles In Charge (TV); CHiPs
(TV-cast); Days of Our Lives (TV-guest); The Jagged
Edge (85); Mary Tyler Moore (TV)
Denise Crosby: ST:TNG (Tasha Yar); 48 Hours (82); Arizona Heat; Curse
of the Pink Panther (83); Desert Hearts (86);
Eliminators (86); The Man Who Loved Women (83)
[mistress]; Mancuso FBI; Miracle Mile (88); Pet
Semetery (89); Raising Arizona (87); Skin Deep (89);
Tennessee Nights
Gates McFadden: ST:TNG (Bev Crusher); All My Children (TV); Dark
Crystal(?); The Hunt for Red October (90) [Dr. Cathy
Ryan]; Legend; The Muppets Take Manhattan (84)
[secretary]; Rustler's Rhapsody; Taking Care of
Business (90); [some old comedy movie wearing a
t-shirt and panties] [Gates used to go by "Cheryl
McFadden"]
Diana Muldaur: ST:TNG (Pulaski); ST:TOS (Return to Tommorow: Sargon's
wife Thalassa); ST:TOS (Is There in Truth No Beauty?:
Dr. Miranda Jones); Beyond Reason (82); Born Free;
Fantasy Island (TV-guest); Genesis II (73) [Marg]; The
Incredible Hulk (TV-guest) [David Banner's sister];
L.A. Law (TV); The Master Ninja, Vol 3; McCloud (TV);
McQ (74); The Miracle Worker (78); Number One
(69);
The Other (72); Quincy (TV); Rockford Files (?)
(TV-guest) [adulterous wife]
Wil Wheaton: ST:TNG (Wesley Crusher); ABC Afterschool Special [son
of schizophrenic]; The Buddy System (84); Family Ties
(TV-guest) [Jen's date]; The Farm (aka The Curse)
(87); The Last Starfighter (in a scene cut from the
movie) (84); Long Time Gone (86); The Secret Of NIMH
(voice of Martin (the oldest child)) (82); Stand By Me
(86); Young Harry Houdini (87)
John DeLancie: ST:TNG (Q); Angel of Death (90); Bad Influence;
Christine Cromwell; Days of Our Lives (TV) [Eugene
Bradford]; Emergency (TV) [guest-doctor]; Get Smart
Again [KAOS/CONTROL double agent] (89); It's a Living
(TV-guest); MacGyver (TV-guest) [arms dealer]; Miami
Vice (TV-guest); Mission: Impossible (new-pilot)
[narco-terrorist hitman]; Murder She Wrote (TV-guest)
[Binky, a well-known art theif]; The Nutt House
(TV-pilot); SST: Deathflight (aka SST: Disaster in the
Sky) [Peter Grave's character's ex-girlfriend's
husband] (77); Taking Care of Business (90); Twilight
Zone (new) [manager-souls being trucked to hell];
Safeguard commercial; Toyota commercial
Whoopi Goldberg: ST:TNG (Guinan); Bagdad Cafe (TV-cast); The Best of
D.C. Follies: Superstar Comedy (89); Burglar (87)
[lead role]; Clara's Heart (88); The Color Purple
(86); Comic Relief (86-90); Dr. Duck's Super Secret
All-Purpose Sauce (86); Fatal Beauty (87); Ghost (90);
Jumpin' Jack Flash (86) [Terry]; Kiss Shot (TV movie)
[lead role]; La Ladrona (86); Moonlighting (TV-guest)
"Camille" [Camille]; The Telephone (87); Whoopi
Goldberg: Fontaine....Why Am I Straight? (88); Whoopi
Goldberg Live; Spontaneous Combustion (San Diego
Marquis Public Theatre play) (early 80s)
Kirstie Alley: ST2 (Saavik); Blind Date (the 83/84 version with
Marina Sirtis, not the 87 version with Bruce Willis
and Kim Basinger); A Bunny's Tale (TV movie);
Champions; Cheers (NBC-cast) [Rebecca Howe];
Infidelity (TV movie); Look Who's Talking [the
mother]; Loverboy (89); Madhouse; North and South I &
II (TV movies); The Osterman Weekend (?) (83); The
Prince of Bel Air (TV movie); Runaway (84) [Gene
Simmons' mistress]; Shoot to
Kill (88); Sins of the
Past (TV movie); Stark: Mirror Image (86); Summer
School (87)
Majel Barrett: ST:TOS (Number One, as Majel Leigh Hudec; Nurse
Christine Chapel; voice of computer); ST:TNG (Lwaxana
Troi; voice of computer); Bonanza
Mark Lenard: ST:TOS (Sarek & Romulan); ST:TFS (Sarek & Klingon);
ST:TNG (Sarek); Another World (TV) [Dr. Ernest
Gregory]; Buck Rogers (TV) [ambassador]; Cliffhangers
(NBC) [emperor]; Hawaii Five-O (TV-guest); Here Come
The Brides [Aaron Stemple]; Planet of the Apes (TV)
[Urko, Zaius' assistant]
Colm Meaney ST:TNG (Battle Bridge Conn & O'Brien); The Dead; Dick
Tracy (90) [cop]; Die Hard II (90) [airline pilot];
One Life to Live (TV)
Some other quasi-famous people who gave had guest spots in Star Trek:
Jill Ireland
Sally Kellerman
Steven Collins
Catherine Hicks
Grace Lee Whitney
John Winston
David Soul ("Here Comes the Brides")
Nancy Kovack The stunning dark-haired beauty in ""
Vic Tayback (Mel from "Alice")"A Piece of the Action"
Lee Meriweather girl in "That Which Survives"
Christopher Lloyd Klingon commander in "ST3"
John Laroquette Maltz the Klingon in "ST3"
Charles Cooper Klingon in "ST5" and "Sins of the Father"
Robin Curtis Saavik
John Tesh Klingon in "The Icarus Factor"
Mic Fleetwood (Fleetwood Mac) Fish in "Manhunt"
Ricardo Montalban Khan in "Space Seed" and "ST2"
Joan Collins "City on the Edge of Forever"
Teri Garr "Assignment Earth"
Lawrence Luckinbill Sybok in "ST5"
William Campbell Trelane, Koloth
Robert Brown ("Here Comes the Brides")
Lazarus in "The Alternative Factor"
Michael Pataki Korax in "The Trouble with Tribbles",
Klingon commander in "Heart of Glory"
Dwight Schultz (Howling Mad Murdock in "The A-Team")
Barkley in "Hollow Pursuits"
Janos Prohaska albino lizard-apes (the Mugatos) in "A
Private Little War"
the Horta in "The Devil in the Dark"
Merritt Butrick Kirk's son in the film series; Alien in
"Symbiosis"
[Actor from Tin Man] (Dear John; Archie)
Betazoid from "Tin Man"
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MONTHLY LIST OF "TREK ACTORS' OTHER ROLES"
in REC.ARTS.STARTREK (last updated 01/09/90)
This list was originally put together by Otto "Hack-Man" Heuer, but is
now maintained by Dan Styer (djstyer@symmetry.cs.mtu.edu).
This posting is intended to cut down on the "often asked questions" that
seem to pop up every few months in this newsgroup regarding the other
roles that the Star Trek actors have had. Feel free to email me any
additions you know of. A good source for roles is the Star Trek
Compendium by Allan Asherman. Also, TNG swaps actors with LA Law
regularly.
William Shatner
ST:TOS (James Kirk); Alfred Hitchcock Presents; Airplane II: The Sequel
(82) [commander of moon base]; American Documents: Patent Pending; The
Andersonville Trial (70); The Babysitter (80); Barbary Coast; Barnaby
Jones (?); Big Bad Mama (74); Big Valley; BLOODSPORT (86); The Brothers
Karamazov (57); Cold Hands and Warm Heart; Columbo (TV) [actor playing a
detective]; Crash (78); Crash of Flight 401 (78); The Devil's Rain (75);
Dial 911; Disaster on the Coastliner (TV movie) [con artist or
counterfeiter]; The Fugitive; Impulse; The Intruder; Judgement at
Nuremburg (61); The Kidnapping of the President (80); To Kill the
President (?); Kingdom of the Spiders (78); Kung Fu; Outer Limits; The
Man From UNCLE (TV) "The Project Strigas Affair"; Mission: Impossible
(TV-old-guest); Mystery of the Gods; North Beach and Rawhide; Outer
Limits (TV-guest); Outtakes Vol 6; The People (71); Perry Mason; Pioneer
Woman (73); Police Squad (TV) [special guest star that gets killed off
during opening credits]; Pray for the Wildcats (74); The Ray Bradbury
Theater: Marionettes Inc./The Playground (85); Rescue 911 (CBS) [host];
Riel (82); Route 66 (TV-guest); Secrets of a Married Man (84); Shame
(62); Six Million Dollar Man (TV) [insane public aquarium associate];
The Sole Survivor; Studio One: The Defender (57); T.J. Hooker (TV)
[title role]; The Tenth [Degree|Level] (TV movie) [psychologist]; The
Third Walker (83); The Trial of George Custer (?) [a stage play - a
prosecuting attorney]; Twilight Zone (old); The Twilight
Zone--"Nightmare at 20,000 Feet", "The Odyssey of Flight 33" or "Nick of
Time" [gremlin on wing, fortune]; The Unfaithful Husband (TV movie);
UFOs and Channeling (88); Visiting Hours (82); A Whale of a Tale (76);
White Comanche (68); The Zero Hour; Alaska Airlines commercial;
Commodore VIC-20 commercials; Girl Scout commercial; Lablow commercials
(Canada); Oldsmobile commercial; Promise Margarine commercial; Tennis
commercial; directed Star Trek 5: The Final Frontier
Leonard Nimoy
ST:TOS (Spock); Aladdin and his Wonderful Lamp (84); The Alpha Caper
(73); Assault on the Wayne (71) [submarine captain]; Baffled (72); The
Balcony (63); Catlow (71); Columbo (TV-original) [bad guy]; Get Smart
(TV) [pool hall gangster]; In Search Of (TV) [host]; Invasion of the
Body Snatchers (78); Lights, Camera, Action (TV); Man From UNCLE (TV)
"The Project Strigas Affair"; Marco Polo; Mission: Impossible (old);
Outer Limits ("I, Robot", "" [worker in some kind of nuclear research
facility]); Perry Mason: The Case of the Shoplifter's Shoe (murderer);
Planets of the Sun; Seizure: The Story of Kathy Morris (80) [brain
surgeon]; The Sun Also Rises (TV mini-series) [Russian count]; T.J.
Hooker (TV-guest); Them (cameo); The Transformers (86) (voice of
Galvatron); The Twilight Zone (several old episodes); A Woman Called
Golda (82); Zombies of the Stratosphere (52); Eqqus (Broadway play)
[male lead]; Man in the Glass Booth (San Diego Old Globe Theatre play)
(late 70s) [male lead]; Vincent (one man play, at the Witherspoon
Concert Hall in Omaha) (79); Alaska Airlines commercial; music video
[chauffer]; Oldsmobile commercial; directed Funny about Love, Star Trek 3:
The Search For Spock, Star Trek 4: The Voyage Home, The Good Mother,
Three Men and a Baby
DeForest Kelly
ST:TOS (Leonard "Bones" McCoy); ST:TNG (Admiral); 333 Montgomery (unsold
Roddenberry pilot); 77 Sunset Strip (ABC) "88 Bars" (63); ABC Afternoon
Playbreak (ABC) (73); Bat Masterson (NBC) "No Amnesty for Death" (61);
Black Saddle (ABC) "Apache Trail" (59); Bold Ones: the Doctors (NBC)
"Giants Never Kneel" (70); Bonanza (NBC) "The Decision" (62), "Ride the
Wind" (66); The Cowboys (ABC) (74); The Dakotas (ABC) "Reformation at
Big Nose Buffe" (63); Death Valley Days: The Great Diamond Mines; Donna
Reed Show (ABC) (65); The Fugitive; The Gallent Men (ABC) "A Taste of
Peace" (63); Gunsmoke (CBS) "Indian Scout" (56), "Al Clovis" (59);
Gunfight at the OK Corral (57); Ironside (NBC) "Warrior's Return" (70);
Laramie (NBC) "The Gun Deal" (60); Laredo (NBC) "Sound of Terror" (66);
The Law and Jake Wade; Lawman (ABC) "The Squatters" (61); The Lineup
(CBS) "The Cloroform Murder Case" (59); The Lone Ranger (ABC) "Legion of
Old Times" (49), "Gold Train" (50); M Squad (CBS) "Diamond Hard" (57);
The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit; The Millionaire (CBS) "Millionaire
Iris Miller" (55); Night of the Lepus (72); Owen Marshall C at Law (ABC)
"Make No Mistake" (71); Perry Mason [Peter Thorpe; with Alan Hale Jr]; Police
Story (NBC) pilot episode (67); Raintree County; Richard Diamond PE (CBS) "The
Fine Art of Murder" (59), "The Adjuster" (59); Room 222 (ABC) "Suitable
for Framing" (71); The Rough Riders (ABC) "The Night Riders" (58); Route
66 (CBS) "1800 Days to Justice" (62); Silent Force (ABC) "The Judge"
(70); Silent Service (TV) "The Gar Story" (57); Slattery's People (CBS)
"Which One Has the Privilidge" (64); Stagecoach West (ABC) "Image of a
Man" (61); Tension at Table Rock; Trackdown (CBS) "End of an Outlaw"
(57), "The Jailbreak" (58), "Hard Limes" (59); Two Faces West "Fallen
Gun" (60); Virginian (NBC) "Duel at Shiloh" (63), "Man of Violence"
(63); Wanted Dead or alive (CBS) "Secret Ballot" (59), "The Hostage"
(59); Warlock (59); Wild, Wild West
James Doohan
ST:TOS (Montgomery Scott); The All New Liar's Club (Canada); Bonanza
(TV); Flight into Danger (5x) [star]; Hazel (guest); Jason of Star
Command; Magnum P.I. (TV-guest) [Robin Master's accountant]; One of Our
Spies is Missing (Man from UNCLE movie); Outer Limits; Simon and Simon
(TV-guest); Space Academy (?); Space Command; "Scotty" from John Candy's
Radio Show; Gararge Door [Citibank?] commercial; Oldsmobile commercial;
[a lot of voices of aliens, etc. in TOS and TAS]
Walter Koenig
ST:TOS (Pavel Chekov); Columbo (TV) [officer that arrests Shatner];
Gidget (old); Moontrap (89); The Starlost
George Takei
ST:TOS (Sulu); Adderly; Black Sheep Squadron; Bridge [Over|On] the River
Kwai (?); Chris Elliot, A Television Miracle; The Courtship of Eddie's
Father (?) (63); General Hospital (TV-guest) [Mr. Diem, a puppet-mayor
of the Asian section of Port Charles]; The Green Berets (68); Hawaii
Five-O (TV-guest) [old man and a young man impersonating the old man];
Late Night with David Letterman Film Festival; MacGyver (TV-guest); A
Majority of One; Miami Vice (TV-guest "Kenneth" with Vanity and Melanie
Griffith); Mission: Impossible (TV) [biologist]; Murder She Wrote
(TV-guest); My Three Sons (TV) [ham radio operator]; Perry Mason: The
Case of the Blushing Pearls; Redline 7000 [James Caan's chief pit
mechanic]; Return to the Bridge [Over|On] the River Kwai (unrealeased
due to legal problems); Walk Don't Run (66) [insignificant police
inspector]
Nichelle Nichols
ST:TOS (Uhura); Antony and Cleopatra (stage) [Charmian (Cleopatra's
maid)]; I'm Gonna Git You Sucka (88); The Supernaturals (85) [drill
sgt]; Various NASA Instructional Films
Patrick Stewart
ST:TNG (Jean-Luc Picard); Churchill: The Gathering Storm (74) [Clement
Atlee]; The Doctor and the Devil; Dune (84) [Guerney Halleck]; Excalibur
(81) [Leondegrance, Guinevere's father]; A Fall of Eagles (British
miniseries) [V.I. Ulyanov (aka, Lenin)]; Hamlet (BBC Shakespeare
series) [as Claudius - Hamlet's uncle]; Hedda [Eilert Lovborg]; I,
Claudius; Lady Jane (86) [Lord Henry Gray]; Lifeforce (85); Nova (PBS)
"Neptune's Cold Fury" [narrator], "Voyager" [narrator]; Oedipus Rex;
Smiley's People (British TV series) [as Karla]; Tinker Tailor Soldier
Spy (British TV) [as Karla]; Miss Julie (play); Uneasy Lies the Head
(play); [various WS plays]; Pontiac commercials (voice); TV Guide
commercial (voice)
Jonathan Frakes
ST:TNG (William T. Riker); Bare Essence (TV miniseries) [self-centered
playboy]; The Blue and the Gray; Charlie's Angels (TV) [when Kris had
amnesia]; The Cover Girl and the Cop (TV movie) [White House aide and
model's boyfriend]; D.E.A. (?) (TV) [drug dealer]; Doctors (TV) [troubled
Vietnam veteran child-beater]; Dukes of Hazzard (TV)
[Boss Hogg's nephew]; The Fall Guy (TV) [bad guy]; Fantasy Island
(TV-guest) [boyfriend]; Hart to Hart (TV) [monk]; Highway to Heaven (TV)
[angry lawyer with senile father]; Hill Street Blues (TV) [dope dealer];
North and South 1 & 2 (TV miniseries) [George's brother]; Quincy "The
Face of Fear" (TV) [guest murderer]; The Twilight Zone (TV-new)
[secretary dater]; The Common Glory (summer stock play in Williamsburg,
Virginia) [male lead-opposite Glenn Close]; Shenandoah [Broadway musical];
[also rumors of doing promos in Captain America costume]; directed ST:TNG
episodes "The Offspring" and "Reunion"
LeVar Burton
ST:TNG (Geordi LaForge); Almos' a Man (77); Battered (79); Captain
Planet and the Planeteers (TV-regular) [voice of Kwame]; Dummy (79);
Grambling's White Tiger (81); The Hunter (80); The Jesse Owens Story
(84); Looking for Mr. Goodbar (?) (77) [Diane Keaton's character's
pupil's older brother]; The Midnight Hour (86); Mountains of the Moon;
One in a Million (78); Reading Rainbow; Roots (77) (TV miniseries);
Roots: The Gift (88); The Supernaturals (85); [some TV movie about Ron
LeFlore]
Denise Crosby
ST:TNG (Tasha Yar); 48 Hours (82); Arizona Heat; Curse of the Pink
Panther (83); Desert Hearts (86); Eliminators (86); The Man Who Loved
Women (83) [mistress]; Mancuso FBI; Miracle Mile (88); Pet Semetery
(89); Raising Arizona (87); Skin Deep (89); Tennessee Nights
Michael Dorn
ST:TNG (Worf); Capitol; Charles In Charge (TV); CHiPs (TV-cast); Days of
Our Lives (TV-guest); The Jagged Edge (85); Mary Tyler Moore (TV);
Webster (?) (TV-guest) [Worf]
Gates McFadden
ST:TNG (Bev Crusher); All My Children (TV); Dark Crystal(?); The Hunt
for Red October (90) [Dr. Cathy Ryan]; Legend; The Muppets Take
Manhattan (84) [secretary]; Rustler's Rhapsody; Taking Care of Business
(90); [some old comedy movie wearing a t-shirt and panties] [Gates used
to go by "Cheryl McFadden"]
Marina Sirtis
ST:TNG (Deanna Troi); Blind Date (the 83/84 version with Kirstie Alley,
not the 87 version with Bruce Willis and Kim Basinger) [hooker]; Death
Wish III (?); Hazell (british TV) "Hazell Goes to the Dogs" [Melina];
Hunter (NBC-guest) [hitman's girlfriend]; Masterpiece Theatre (PBS); One
Last Chance (90) [Maria]; Raffles (british TV) "The Last Laugh"
[Faustina, a servant in the Italian embassy]; Sherlock Holmes (PBS)
[immigrant to England]; The Wicked Lady (83); episode of Sherlock Holmes
(PBS)
Brent Spiner
ST:TNG (Data); Bosom Buddies (?) (TV); Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
(TV) [alien ambassador]; Cheers (NBC) [when Diane had jury duty]; Crime
of Innocence [sleazy lawyer defending Andy Griffith]; Family Sins (87);
Hill Street Blues (TV) [sleazy movie producer/director]; It's a Living
(?) (TV); Hunter (NBC-guest) [mechanic for a police garage]; Mama's
Family (TV) [man in snake suit]; Miss Firecracker (?) (89); Night Court
(NBC-3 episodes) [Bob, father of a pitiful poor (really rich) hillbilly
(really Yugoslavian) family]; Rent Control; Sunday in the Park with
George (PBS) [Franz]; Tales from the Darkside (TV-guest) [reverend
trying to convince a man that he was really dead]; Twilight Zone
(TV-new) [draft dodger being trucked to hell]; What's Allen Watching?
(TV) [Eddie Murphy replacement]
Wil Wheaton
ST:TNG (Wesley Crusher); ABC Afterschool Special [son of schizophrenic];
The Buddy System (84); Family Ties (TV-guest) [Jen's date]; The Farm
(aka The Curse) (87); The Last Starfighter (in a scene cut from the
movie) (84); Long Time Gone (86); Monsters; The Secret Of NIMH (voice of
Martin (the oldest child)) (82); Stand By Me (86); Young Harry Houdini (87)
Diana Muldaur
ST:TNG (Pulaski); ST:TOS (Return to Tommorow: Sargon's wife Thalassa);
ST:TOS (Is There in Truth No Beauty?: Dr. Miranda Jones); Beyond Reason
(82); Born Free; Fantasy Island (TV-guest); Genesis II (73) [Marg]; The
Incredible Hulk (TV-guest) [David Banner's sister]; L.A. Law (TV); The
Master Ninja, Vol 3; McCloud (TV); McQ (74); The Miracle Worker (78);
Murder In Three Acts (86) [bitchy actress Angela Stafford]; Number One
(69); The Other (72); Quincy (TV); Rockford Files (?) (TV-guest)
[adulterous wife]; The Streets of San Francisco (TV-guest) [middle-aged
woman with a crush on Schwarzenegger's character]
John DeLancie
ST:TNG (Q); Angel of Death (90); Bad Influence; Christine Cromwell; Days
of Our Lives (TV) [Eugene Bradford]; Emergency (TV) [guest-doctor]; Get
Smart Again [KAOS/CONTROL double agent] (89); It's a Living (TV-guest);
MacGyver (TV-guest) [arms dealer]; Miami Vice (TV-guest); Mission:
Impossible (new-pilot) [narco-terrorist hitman]; Murder She Wrote
(TV-guest) [Binky, a well-known art theif]; The Nutt House (TV-pilot);
The Onion Field [officer at table at briefing]; SST: Deathflight (aka
SST: Disaster in the Sky) [Peter Graves character's ex-girlfriend's
husband] (77); Taking Care of Business (90); Twilight Zone (new)
[manager-souls being trucked to hell]; Safeguard commercial; Toyota
commercial
Whoopi Goldberg
ST:TNG (Guinan); Bagdad Cafe (TV-cast); The Best of D.C. Follies:
Superstar Comedy (89); Burglar (87) [lead role]; Captain Planet and the
Planeteers (TV-regular) [voice of Gaia]; Clara's Heart (88); The Color
Purple (86); Comic Relief (86-90); Dr. Duck's Super Secret All-Purpose
Sauce (86); Fatal Beauty (87); Ghost (90); Jumpin' Jack Flash (86)
[Terry]; Kiss Shot (TV movie) [lead role]; La Ladrona (86); Moonlighting
(TV-guest) "Camille" [Camille]; The Telephone (87); Whoopi Goldberg:
Fontaine....Why Am I Straight? (88); Whoopi Goldberg Live; Spontaneous
Combustion (San Diego Marquis Public Theatre play) (early 80s)
Kirstie Alley
ST2 (Saavik); Blind Date (the 83/84 version with Marina Sirtis, not the
87 version with Bruce Willis and Kim Basinger); A Bunny's Tale (TV
movie); Champions; Cheers (NBC-cast) [Rebecca Howe]; Infidelity (TV
movie); Look Who's Talking [the mother]; Loverboy (89); Madhouse; North
and South I & II (TV movies); The Osterman Weekend (?) (83); The Prince
of Bel Air (TV movie); Runaway (84) [Gene Simmons' mistress]; Shoot to
Kill (88); Sibling Rivalry (90); Sins of the Past (TV movie); Stark:
Mirror Image (86); Summer School (87)
Majel Barrett
ST:TOS (Number One, as Majel Leigh Hudec; Nurse Christine Chapel; voice
of computer); ST:TNG (Lwaxana Troi; voice of computer); Bonanza (TV)
Mark Lenard
ST:TOS (Sarek & Romulan); ST:TFS (Sarek & Klingon); ST:TNG (Sarek);
Another World (TV) [Dr. Ernest Gregory]; Buck Rogers (TV) [ambassador];
Cliffhangers (NBC) [emperor]; Hawaii Five-O (TV-guest); Here Come The
Brides [Aaron Stemple]; Otherworld; Planet of the Apes (TV) [Urko, Zaius'
assistant]
Colm Meaney
ST:TNG (Battle Bridge Conn, Security Guard & O'Brien); The Dead; Dick Tracy
(90) [cop]; Die Hard II (90) [airline pilot]; Father Dowling Mysteries
(TV-guest); One Life to Live (TV)
Some other quasi-famous people who gave had guest spots in Star Trek:
Jill Ireland
Sally Kellerman
Stephen Collins
Catherine Hicks
Grace Lee Whitney
John Winston
David Soul ("Here Comes the Brides")
Nancy Kovack The stunning dark-haired beauty in ""
Vic Tayback (Mel from "Alice")"A Piece of the Action"
Lee Meriweather girl in "That Which Survives"
Christopher Lloyd Klingon commander in "ST3"
John Laroquette Maltz the Klingon in "ST3"
Charles Cooper Klingon in "ST5" and "Sins of the Father"
Robin Curtis Saavik
Rex Holman Morgan Earp in "Spectre of the Gun" and
J'Onn in "ST5"
John Tesh Klingon in "The Icarus Factor"
Mic Fleetwood (Fleetwood Mac) Fish in "Manhunt"
Ricardo Montalban Khan in "Space Seed" and "ST2"
Joan Collins "City on the Edge of Forever"
Teri Garr "Assignment Earth"
Lawrence Luckinbill Sybok in "ST5"
William Campbell Trelane, Koloth
Robert Brown ("Here Comes the Brides")
Lazarus in "The Alternative Factor"
Michael Pataki Korax in "The Trouble with Tribbles",
Karnas "Too Short a Season"
Dwight Schultz (Howling Mad Murdock in "The A-Team")
Barkley in "Hollow Pursuits"
Janos Prohaska albino lizard-apes (the Mugatos) in "A
Private Little War"
the Horta in "The Devil in the Dark"
Merritt Butrick Kirk's son in the film series; Alien in
"Symbiosis"
Harry Groener (Dear John; Archie) Tam Elbrun (Betazoid) in "Tin Man"
Send updates/corrections/comments/criticisms/etc. to:
BITNET: STYER@MTUS5
Internet: djstyer@symmetry.cs.mtu.edu
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