Trek guest actors in maybe surprising roles

Yes.

Was this man ever young?

 

In the 1935 movie Mad Love, Wolfe (age 41) played the father of Colin Clive (age 35). Wolfe was playing older men for most of his career (he died in 1992 at 95).

 

Wolfe was born in November 1896, so he would've been 38 in Mad Love. And his screen debut was only about a year earlier.

This page has a few photos of Wolfe in the late '30s, already bald but looking no more than middle-aged.

 

Even closer in age, then.

 

Indeed. Would have loved to seen her a Trek at some point (woulda been a good Janeway in the 90's, IMO).

 

It was actually rumored at one point during Voyager's development that Lindsay Wagner was a leading contender for the role of Janeway. Although I don't know how much stock to put in that, since not long afterward it was rumored that they'd given up on finding a female lead.

 

But the woman with the annoying voice landed the role in the end after Genevieve Bujold stormed off the set! The above description was made by my ever loving wife by the way!
JB

 

I didn’t know that sherry Jackson starred with John Wayne (unless I’m confusing my actors)

here’s a 2019 interview with her

 

Both of their expressions scream that after church there's going to be a fire (and that dress and bonnet are going to be in the middle of it). She hates it, and he's bemoaning how much it cost.

 

I just watched the trailer on for 'The Terminal Man' on YouTube and there's James B. Sikking in the opening scene.

 

Yep, but I don't post actors from the movies here.

Meanwhile on The Virginian, Susan Oliver and Harry Townes in "A Little Learning," 1965:


Craig Huxley was also in it.


The next episode, "The Claim," doesn't have any TOS guests but...

 

Caught a Have Gun Will Travel the other day on H&I with RedJack in it.

 

He played Sam Kirk.

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/George_Samuel_Kirk

 

Also: Janice Lester, Mirror-Kirk, and Sargon.

 

You missed Kirby android Kirk.

 

So I did. Whups.

 

A four-for! I Spy, "Magic Mirror" features France Nuyen as a US Agent who Kelly is in love with, who may be a traitor; Mantalbahn as a powerful Latin American dictator who she may or may not be playing; and Roy Jensen (Cloud William) and Jon Kowall (Herm from Mudd's Women) as his henchmen. In the scene at the restaurant table, they're all in the same picture, tho not all facing camera.

 

Jason Evers and Susan Howard in Vortex and Evers alone in Atlantium from The Fantastic Journey two part opener and Marj Dusay and Ron Burke in Beyond The Mountain, the third episode of the series! Ike Eisenmann is a regular!
JB