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Keith
R. A. DeCandido So You Want to Write a Star Trek Story? Coming Soon in Star Trek Novels Star Trek Comic Books
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Michael
Forest Classic Trek Guest Stars ![]() |
Chase
Masterson An Hour with Chase Masterson: Dabo Girl The Deep Space Nine Reunion Tour
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McConnell Star Trek FilkSing VII ![]() |
Robert
O'Reilly TrekTrak Presents: An Hour with Robert O'Reilly TrekTrak Theatre The 2000 Miss Klingon Empire Beauty Pageant The Deep Space Nine Reunion Tour ![]() Robert's stage work has spanned a broad spectrum, from Shakespeare (King Lear and Hamlet) and Sam Shepard (True West) to original plays (When the Bough Breaks) and the original production of The Grapes of Wrath. He is proud to have starred in the original productions of The Martian Chronicles and Fahrenheit 451 (plays written by and based on the books by Ray Bradbury, who has since become a friend). Robert directed his play, Marsha Norman's Getting Out, in 1981 and was promptly nominated by the Los Angeles Drama Circle for Best Director of the Year, the most prestigious award given to a Los Angeles theater director. (Harold Pinter won for Sweeny Todd -- what the heck!) Since then, he has won or been nominated for every other major directing award the Los Angeles area has to offer. His original production of Generations by Dennis Clontz received National Honors as a runner-up to August Wilson's Piano Lesson for the best play produced outside of New York City. In spite of his busy schedule, Robert continues each year to direct one play and act in at least one theater production. He is a member and Artistic Advisor at the Colony Studio Theater Playhouse, a repertory company in Los Angeles that boasts a 90% subscription rate. Recently, he directed Mornings at Seven and acted in Fool for Love by Sam Shepard. Robert has appeared in over 100 films, made-for-TV movies and television episodes. His most recent projects include the soon-to-be released films Moonbase, in which he stars as the evil convict Stark, and Good Luck, starring Gregory Hines. He has also appeared in the The Mask, starring Jim Carrey, as well as ten other feature films. Mini-series and movie-of-the-week appearances include Desperado: Badlands Justice, World War III, From Here to Eternity and By the Dawn's Early Light. Television series include NYPD Blue and two seasons on In the Heat of the Night and Dark Justice. Other episodic television credits include such series as Murder, She Wrote (two appearances), Dallas (two appearances), Hunter, Falcon Crest, The Flash, Hill Street Blues, Max Headroom, The Equalizer, Sledgehammer, Paradise, Jake and the Fatman, MacGuyver and many more. Robert generally portrays villains or antagonists and is particularly expert in the use of a variety of dialects and accents. Robert resides with his wife in Los Angeles. During his infrequent times of rest and recreation, you may find him playing a round of golf, attending an enjoyable game of baseball or watching a good film or television show, particularly if it's set in the Trek universe. But perhaps you've heard the most recent rumor -- Robert's wife gave birth on January 1st at 12:01 a.m., 12:03 a.m. and 12:04 a.m. to Jack, Joseph and Michael, their sons. The rumor is true -- scratch the golf games for awhile! |
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Walls Ultimate Trek... or Ultimate Drek? ![]() Deborah Warner So You Want to Write a Star Trek Story? Star Trek: Voyager: The Verdict ![]() |
Eric
L. Watts Court-Martial! ![]() |
Robert
Hewitt Wolfe An Hour with Robert Hewitt Wolfe The Deep Space Nine Reunion Tour Robert is a veteran of five years writing and producing Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. He is currently developing, writing and producing Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda for Tribune Entertainment and Fireworks Productions. Starring Kevin Sorbo, Andromeda began shooting in Vancouver in May and will premiere nationwide this fall. Robert is also writing the high tech thriller Zero Gee, in development at Sony for John Woo and Terrance Chang's production company, Lion Rock. Robert wrote the episode "A Fistful of Datas" for The Next Generation and, for Deep Space Nine, wrote or co-wrote the story and/or teleplay for "Q-Less," "The Passenger," "In the Hands of the Prophets," "Invasive Procedures," "Second Sight," "Shadowplay," "The Wire," "The Collaborator," "The Search, Part I," "The Search, Part II," "Second Skin," "Past Tense, Part I," "Past Tense, Part II," "Heart of Stone," "Prophet Motive," "Distant Voices," "Through the Looking Glass," "Family Business," "The Adversary," "The Way of the Warrior, Part I," "The Way of the Warrior, Part II," "Little Green Men," "Homefront," "Paradise Lost," "Bar Association," "Hard Time," "To the Death," "Broken Link," "Apocalypse Rising," "Trials and Tribble-ations," "Let He Who Is Without Sin...," "The Ascent," "In Purgatory's Shadow," "By Inferno's Light," "Ties of Blood and Water," "Blaze of Glory," "Call to Arms" and "Field of Fire." |
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