Archive for the ‘Star Trek: DS9’ Category

Shimerman in Seafarer

11th November 2009 by T'Bonz Comments Off

Armin Shimerman (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Quark) was so impressed after seeing The Seafarer on Broadway several years ago, he called his agent to have the agent find a production of the play in which Shimerman could appear.
“I was just blown away by it,” explained Shimerman. “It’s wonderfully humorous, with hints of the supernatural [...]

Darren: From Shy School Kid To Singing Hologram

28th September 2009 by T'Bonz Comments Off

Although the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine role of Vic Fontaine would let James Darren do what he loved most, sing and act, Darren was originally hesitant to take on the role.
Deep Space Nine Executive Producer Ira Steven Behr had seen Darren perform and wanted him for the 1960s Vegas holographic performer. “That was a [...]

Zimmerman: Creating The Look Of Star Trek

26th September 2009 by T'Bonz Comments Off

Herman Zimmerman has been with Star Trek since Star Trek: The Next Generation, working on The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Enterprise and six of the eleven Star Trek movies and although he’s now “officially retired,” he still keeps  his hand in, working as a visual consultant to architects.
Although he didn’t [...]

Combs As Edgar Allan Poe

11th September 2009 by T'Bonz Comments Off

Jeffrey Combs, best known to Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fans for his roles of Weyoun and Liquidator Brunt, and to Star Trek: Enterprise fans as the Andorian Shran, is going from the future to the past in taking on the role of Edgar Allan Poe.
Combs is starring in the ninety-minute one-man play Nevermore which [...]

Shimerman: Blessed To Have Worked On Trek

24th April 2009 by T'Bonz Comments Off

Working with a great group of actors made Armin Shimerman’s experience with Star Trek: Deep Space Nine a good one.
As reported by Newsarama, another thing that made Deep Space Nine such a good show on which to work was that writers could write stories featuring an individual, which led to more story opportunities for each [...]