Dennis "Danger" Madalone (born 29 September 1960; age 51) is the stuntman and stunt coordinator who served as stunt coordinator for Star Trek: The Next Generation beginning with its third season, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Star Trek: Voyager. In addition, he doubled several leading and guest actors and portrayed various minor parts. For most of his appearances, he received no credit. Madalone also appeared in the sixth Star Trek film as a Klingon.

Several costumes worn by Madalone throughout the run of The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and Voyager were sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay, including his stunt costumes from the episodes "Armageddon Game" [1] and "The 37's" [2] and his "stunt Zek" costume from "Prophet Motive". [3] A Romulan uniform worn by Madalone was also sold off and was worn by background performers Jay Marks, James Tweedell, and Ty Murphy. ([4]

He is the son of fellow stuntman Chuck Madalone and is married to stuntwoman Linda L.C. Madalone and is the brother-in-law of stunt performer George Colucci.

Madalone attended the South Plainfield High School in New Jersey with fellow stunt performers and friends Mark Riccardi and Irving E. Lewis.

In 2002 he wrote, produced and performed the song and music video "America We Stand As One," directed by Rob Bowman which became one of the most downloaded music videos on the Internet. Also participating in the video were stunt performers Tom Morga, Patricia Tallman , Stephen Pisani, Christopher Doyle, and his wife.

His most recent project was as the stunt coordinator for the television series Without a Trace (2002-2006, with Patricia Tallman, Stephen Pisani, Enrique Murciano, and Mark Riccardi).

Contents 1 Star Trek appearances 1.1 Stunt double appearances 1.2 Other appearances 1.3 Stunt coordinator credits 1.4 Selected stunt filmography 2 External links

Star Trek appearances Edit

Stunt double appearances Edit

Other appearancesEdit

Stunt coordinator credits Edit

Selected stunt filmographyEdit

• Greatest American Hero (1981-1983)
• Miracle Mile (1989, with Denise Crosby, Robert DoQui, Earl Boen, Raphael Sbarge, Brian Thompson, Jenette Goldstein, and Ken Lesco)
• Chopper Chicks in Zombietown (aka Cycle Sluts; 1989; with Lycia Naff, Earl Boen and Rob King)
• Shocker (1989, with Patricia Tallman, John Tesh, Dendrie Taylor, and Brent Spiner)
• Darkman (1990, with Larry Drake, Nicholas Worth, Aaron Lustig, Neal McDonough, B.J. Davis, and Christopher Doyle)
• Guyver (1991, with Michael Berryman, Spice Williams-Crosby, Jeffrey Combs, and Tim Trella)
• Mom and Dad Save the World (1992, with Teri Garr, Thalmus Rasulala, Wallace Shawn, Lynn Salvatori, and Tom Morga)
• Army of Darkness (1992, with Patricia Tallman, Ian Abercrombie, Rad Milo, George Colucci, Chuck Borden, John Nowak, and Brian J. Williams)
• Pulp Fiction (1994, with Scott McElroy, Ken Lesco, and Christopher Doyle)
• Suicide Kings (1997, with Cliff DeYoung, Spike Silver, and Chuck Hicks)
• Wishmaster (1997, with Tony Todd, Kane Hodder, Betty McGuire, and Cyndi Pass)
• Jennifer is Dead (2002, with Patricia Tallman, Tom Morga, and Lynn Salvatori)
• Karla (2006, with Patricia Tallman and George Colucci)
• Hindsight (2007, with Richard Riehle and Gary J. Wayton)
• Marlowe (2007, with Sherman Augustus, Lisa LoCicero, Michael Buchman Silver, Hubie Kerns, Stephen Pisani, Mark Riccardi, and Steve Rizzo, and directed by Rob Bowman)
• Poor Things (2008)

External links Edit

• AmericaWeStandAsOne.com - official site
• Dennis Madalone at the Internet Movie Database
• Dennis Madalone at Wikipedia
• 2006 interview with Dennis Madalone at Seb's Web Archive