Changes: Bart La Rue

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Jimmie Bartell LaRue (23 January 1932 – 5 January 1990; age 57) was a voice actor who only worked from the late 1960s to the early 1970s. In that time, his rich, stentorian voice earned him a total of six original series voice roles. He was also popular with the producers of Mannix and Mission: Impossible (both were Desilu productions) and once made a brief guest appearance on The Brady Bunch.

LaRue also made an uncredited appearance in the movie The Andromeda Strain, which was directed by Robert Wise and photographed by Richard H. Kline. It also featured fellow TOS guest actors Kermit Murdock, Garry Walberg, Michael Pataki and Walker Edmiston.

He filmed his scene for "Patterns of Force" on Thursday 30 November 1967 at Desilu Stage 9.

Appearances

TOS:
- "The Squire of Gothos" as Trelane's father (voice)
  This role had been credited for decades to James Doohan, but it is actually LaRue's voice, as confirmed by Doohan in Starlog Magazine in 1988
- "The City on the Edge of Forever" as the Guardian of Forever (voice)
- "Bread and Circuses" as an announcer (voice and on-screen)
- "The Gamesters of Triskelion" as Provider 1 (voice, uncredited)
- "Patterns of Force" as an Ekosian newscaster (voice and on-screen)
- "The Savage Curtain" as Yarnek (voice)

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+{{realworld}}
-'''Jimmie Bartell LaRue''' (1932? - 5 January 1990) only worked from the late 1960's to the early 1970's.  In that time, his rich  stentorian voice earned him a total of five [[Star Trek: The Original Series|original series]] voice roles.  He was also popular with the producers of ''Mannix'' and ''Mission: Impossible''.
+[[File:bartlarue.jpg|thumb|... as a Roman announcer]]
+[[File:Ekosian announcer-2.jpg|thumb|...as an Ekosian announcer]]
+'''Jimmie Bartell LaRue''' {{born|23|January|1932|died|5|January|1990}} was a voice actor who only worked from the late 1960s to the early 1970s. In that time, his rich, stentorian voice earned him a total of six [[Star Trek: The Original Series|original series]] voice roles.  He was also popular with the producers of ''Mannix'' and ''[[Mission: Impossible]]'' (both were [[Desilu]] productions) and once made a brief guest appearance on ''The Brady Bunch''.
+LaRue also made an uncredited appearance in the movie ''[[The Andromeda Strain]]'', which was directed by [[Robert Wise]] and photographed by [[Richard H. Kline]]. It also featured fellow TOS guest actors [[Kermit Murdock]], [[Garry Walberg]], [[Michael Pataki]] and [[Walker Edmiston]].
-==Appearances==
-*[[TOS]]: "[[The City on the Edge of Forever]]" as the [[Guardian of Forever]] (voice)
-*[[TOS]]: "[[The Gamesters of Triskelion]]" as [[Providers|Provider #1]] (voice, uncredited)
-*[[TOS]]: "[[Patterns of Force]]" as Newscaster (voice)
-*[[TOS]]: "[[Bread and Circuses]]" as Imperial Games Announcer (voice)
-*[[TOS]]: "[[The Savage Curtain]]" as [[Yarnek]] (voice)
+He filmed his scene for {{e|Patterns of Force}} on Thursday {{d|30|November|1967}} at [[Desilu Stage 9]].
-==External Links==
-*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0478999/ Bart LaRue] at the IMDb
+== Appearances ==
+*{{TOS}}
+** {{e|The Squire of Gothos}} as [[Trelane's parents|Trelane's father]] (voice)
+**:''This role had been credited for decades to [[James Doohan]], but it is actually LaRue's voice, as confirmed by Doohan in  Starlog Magazine in 1988''
+** {{e|The City on the Edge of Forever}} as the [[Guardian of Forever]] (voice)
+** {{e|Bread and Circuses}} as an [[Unnamed Romans (892-IV)#Announcer|announcer]] (voice and on-screen)
+** {{e|The Gamesters of Triskelion}} as [[Provider 1]] (voice, uncredited)
+** {{e|Patterns of Force}} as an [[Ekosians and Zeons#Ekosian announcer|Ekosian newscaster]] (voice and on-screen)
+** {{e|The Savage Curtain}} as [[Yarnek]] (voice)
+== External link ==
+* {{IMDb-link|page=nm0478999}}
+[[es:Bart La Rue]]
+[[Category:Performers|LaRue, Bart]]
+[[Category:TOS performers|LaRue, Bart]]