User:Captainmike/Star Trek performer filmography database

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This could become a series of articles, but would be a huge undertaking.

Contents 1 Filmography 1.1 1956 1.2 1966 1.3 1967 1.4 1970 1.5 1971 1.6 1973 1.7 1978 1.8 1985 1.9 1987 1.10 1988 1.11 1989 1.12 1990 1.13 1991 1.14 1992 1.15 1993 1.16 1994 1.17 1995 1.18 1998 1.19 2001 1.20 2003

[edit] Filmography

[edit] 1956

• Forbidden Planet (1956; with Warren Stevens, George D. Wallace, Morgan Jones and William Boyett)

[edit] 1966

• Walk Don't Run (1966; with George Takei, Samantha Eggar and Miko Mayama)

[edit] 1967

• Hour of the Gun (1967; with Steve Ihnat, William Windom, William Schallert, Monte Markham, Robert Phillips and Dave Perna; music by Jerry Goldsmith)

[edit] 1970

• Swing Out, Sweet Land (1970; with John Wayne, Lucille Ball, William Shatner and Dean Martin)

[edit] 1971

• Paper Man (1971; with Dean Stockwell, Marcy Lafferty and Jason Wingreen)

[edit] 1973

• Stat! (1973; with Marcy Lafferty and Henry Brown)
• Coffee, Tea or Me? (1973; with Kenneth Tobey, James B. Sikking and Marcy Lafferty)

[edit] 1978

• Pretty Baby (1978; with Keith Carradine and Gerrit Graham)

[edit] 1985

• Real Genius (1985; with Ed Lauter, Jeanne Mori, Louis Giambalvo, Peter Parros, and Randy Lowell)
• Commando (1985; with Bob Minor, Branscombe Richmond and Rick Sawaya; musc by James Horner; cinematography by Matthew F. Leonetti; production design by John Vallone; hairstyles by Joy Zapata; assistant direction by Bernie E. Dobbins and Brad Yacobian; set design by Daniel Maltese; sound editing by Richard Corwin; score mixing by Dan Wallin; sound recording by Dan Wallin; special effects by Richard Thompson; matte art by Jim Danforth; stunts by Tony Brubaker, Vince Deadrick, Nick Dimitri, Jeff Jenson, Steve Kelso, Joel Kramer, Lane Leavitt, Tom Morga, Ronnie Rondell, Frank James Sparks and Spiro Razatos; best boy Lloyd Barcroft and Patrick Blymyer; camera operator John R. Leonetti, Joseph F. Valentine and Michael St. Hilaire; script supervisor Marion Tumen; orchestrator Greig McRitchie; publicist Andrew Lipschultz; extra casting Carl Joy)

[edit] 1987

• Double Agent (1987; with Michael McKean, John Putch, Judith Jones and Jean-Paul Vignon; directed by Michael Vejar; casting by Junie Lowry; costumes by William Ware Theiss)
• Convicted: A Mother's Story (1987; with Randy Lowell, Lisa Chess, John Mahon and Ron Soble)
• Walk Like a Man (1987; with Christopher Lloyd, Earl Boen, Megan Parlen, John McLiam and Ellen Albertini Dow)

[edit] 1988

• 14 Going on 30 (1988; with Daphne Ashbrook, Judith Jones and Richard McGonagle)

[edit] 1989

• My Dad Can't Be Crazy... Can He? (1989, with Wil Wheaton, Judith Jones and Fran Bennett)
• Chopper Chicks in Zombietown (aka Cycle Sluts; 1989; with Lycia Naff, Earl Boen and Rob King; stunts by Dennis Madalone)
• The Return of Swamp Thing (1989; with Dick Durock, Rex Pierson, Christopher Doyle, Tony Sears and Tony Cecere)

[edit] 1990

• Another 48 Hours (1990; with Kevin Tighe, Ed O'Ross, David Anthony Marshall, Bernie Casey, Page Leong, Allan Graf, Biff Yeager, Rex Pierson, Benjamin Lum, Victor Brandt and Shauna O'Brien; music by James Horner; cinematography by Matthew F. Leonetti; makeup art by Michael Blake; music editing by Jim Henrikson; sound mixing by Gregg Landaker; technical sound direction by Donald C. Rogers; special effects and pyrotechnics by Mike Edmonson; special effects technician Mike Reedy; stunts by John Alden, Ken Bates, Charlie Brewer, Phil Chong, Linda Fetters, Steve Kelso, Shawn Lane, Don Pulford, Pat Romano, Patricia Tallman, Kim Washington; accountant Kevin Richard Buxbaum; orchestra contractor Sandy De Crescent; orchestrator Greig McRitchie; camera assistance by Stephen Ullman; mechanic William M. DeLuca)
• Spontaneous Combustion (1990; with Brad Dourif, Judith Jones and Dey Young)
• Night of the Living Dead remake (1990; with Tony Todd, Patricia Tallman, Tom Towles and Stacie Foster)

[edit] 1991

• K-9000 (1991; with Judson Scott, Anne Haney, David Renan, Ted Barba, James H. Burk, Kenny Endoso, Jeff Imada, Dave Perna and Nicholas Shaffer)

[edit] 1992

• 1775 (1992, with Abdul Salaam el Razzac and Judith Jones)

[edit] 1993

• Married People, Single Sex (1993, with Chase Masterson, Robert Zachar, Bob Rudd and games performer Joseph Pilato)

[edit] 1994

• CyberTracker (1994; with Stacie Foster, Joseph Ruskin, Dana Sparks, and Kevin Carr)

[edit] 1995

• Liz: The Elizabeth Taylor Story (1995; with Christine Healy, Ray Wise, Michael Cavanaugh, Heather Lauren Olson, Eugene Roche, Michael McGrady, Rick Fitts, Robert MacKenzie, Alan Shearman and Judith Jones)
• Showgirls (1995, with Gina Ravarra, Michelle Johnston and Eric Ritter)
• Steel Frontier (1995; with Robert O'Reilly and Stacie Foster)
• CyberTracker II (1995; with Anthony De Longis, Stacie Foster, John Kassir, Stephen Rowe and Athena Massey)

[edit] 1998

• Overnight Delivery (1998; with Sarah Silverman, Stephen Yoakam, Larry Drake and Bruce Bohne)

[edit] 2001

• Black Knight (2001; with Kevin Conway and Kevin P. Stillwell)
• My First Mister (2001; with Michael McKean, Gary Bullock and Henry Brown)
• Zenon: The Zequel (2001, with Robert Curtis Brown; directed by Manny Coto)

[edit] 2003

• Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003; with Kristanna Loken, David Andrews, Earl Boen, Eric Ritter and games performer Carolyn Hennesy)